Books with author Sally Jackson

Welcome along on this wonderful and motivating tale.A retired soldier who lost his faith in the Vietnam War and found it again in the heartfelt words of a stranger shares the message of salvation with J.C., a nine-year-old boy struggling to believe in the miracles he hears about in the Bible.Johnny Cassidy, filled with doubts, is J.C. His name unknowingly links him to a greater power, the source of humanity's redemption.The tale of Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. will stay with you long after you turn the final page.Salvation is for everyone. It's as simple as believing and giving God entrance into our lives.The story of Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. is too important to ignore, leave on a shelf, or put off until later.Childhood is when the strongest connection to Jesus is formed. Yet, a study by the Barna Group in 2018 suggests that 93 percent of practicing Christians don’t feel comfortable with having a conversation about God with their own grandchildren.The children of America are the key to this country maintaining its faith in Christ and God. In America, eighty percent of the population does not attend church. That leaves millions of children who are not churched and do not know about the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.This book can be your conversation starter and your opening into that discussion we often find so difficult to initiate.Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. is a story of witnessing about Jesus Christ and leading a boy filled with doubts to become a believer in Jesus.Our country needs Christian mentors like Uncle Hula Hoop. It is hoped that this book will touch the lives of unbelievers, both children and adults.About Sandy Jackson: Sandy Jackson is a retired substance abuse counselor living in Mount Olive, North Carolina. He has authored a children’s book and a general audience book. His Christian walk is the most important thing in his life, and he feels the Holy Spirit gives him the words and illustrations for his books.Sandy hopes you will be blessed by his writings and that they will lead you to a decision for Christ and a closer relationship with God so that your destination when you leave this world will be Heaven. Sandy is without a doubt certain that your relationship with God and Christ will bring you the greatest love, joy, and peace you have ever known and will be the anchor to help you through the storms of life. Praise for Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C.Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. by Sandy Jackson is a great book that is highly recommended. Sharing the message of Jesus Christ and salvation can be a bit awkward. It seems sometimes difficult to explain. Sandy brilliantly and beautifully shares the message in such a way that it makes it understandable, joyful, and very engaging to read. I couldn’t put this story down until I had read every word written. Thank you, Sandy, for writing another great book that we may all utilize and share with others.Dr. Clay Worrell – PHD Theology, ordained minister, founder and co-founder of two ministries, executive administrator of a Bible college, TV ministry, and creator of Epic Life Solutions, a Christian-based recovery program.

War memories do not have an age requirement. They force you to mature and give you no choice but to cope with the realities of the world. In this memoir, author Sigrid Jackson tells what it was like being a child of war in East Germany before and after World War II. In East German Girl, Jackson describes what it was like to live through the bombing raids, food shortages, diphtheria, communism, and being forced to leave her home with her mother and brother to be relocated to a rural farm. Using personal anecdotes to illustrate how God has worked in her life, Jackson demonstrates the courage that was necessary to escape East Germany to freedom in the west when she was just twelve years old. From an alcoholic, absentee father to an unsuspecting future husband, life continuously threw her curveballs, but East German Girl narrates an inspirational story of war, communism, family betrayal, and finally resilience.

Welcome along on this wonderful and motivating tale.A retired soldier who lost his faith in the Vietnam War and found it again in the heartfelt words of a stranger shares the message of salvation with J.C., a nine-year-old boy struggling to believe in the miracles he hears about in the Bible.Johnny Cassidy, filled with doubts, is J.C. His name unknowingly links him to a greater power, the source of humanity's redemption.The tale of Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. will stay with you long after you turn the final page.Salvation is for everyone. It's as simple as believing and giving God entrance into our lives.The story of Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. is too important to ignore, leave on a shelf, or put off until later.Childhood is when the strongest connection to Jesus is formed. Yet, a study by the Barna Group in 2018 suggests that 93 percent of practicing Christians don’t feel comfortable with having a conversation about God with their own grandchildren.The children of America are the key to this country maintaining its faith in Christ and God. In America, eighty percent of the population does not attend church. That leaves millions of children who are not churched and do not know about the saving grace of the Lord Jesus Christ.This book can be your conversation starter and your opening into that discussion we often find so difficult to initiate.Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. is a story of witnessing about Jesus Christ and leading a boy filled with doubts to become a believer in Jesus.Our country needs Christian mentors like Uncle Hula Hoop. It is hoped that this book will touch the lives of unbelievers, both children and adults.About Sandy Jackson: Sandy Jackson is a retired substance abuse counselor living in Mount Olive, North Carolina. He has authored a children’s book and a general audience book. His Christian walk is the most important thing in his life, and he feels the Holy Spirit gives him the words and illustrations for his books.Sandy hopes you will be blessed by his writings and that they will lead you to a decision for Christ and a closer relationship with God so that your destination when you leave this world will be Heaven. Sandy is without a doubt certain that your relationship with God and Christ will bring you the greatest love, joy, and peace you have ever known and will be the anchor to help you through the storms of life. Praise for Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C.Uncle Hula Hoop and J.C. by Sandy Jackson is a great book that is highly recommended. Sharing the message of Jesus Christ and salvation can be a bit awkward. It seems sometimes difficult to explain. Sandy brilliantly and beautifully shares the message in such a way that it makes it understandable, joyful, and very engaging to read. I couldn’t put this story down until I had read every word written. Thank you, Sandy, for writing another great book that we may all utilize and share with others.Dr. Clay Worrell – PHD Theology, ordained minister, founder and co-founder of two ministries, executive administrator of a Bible college, TV ministry, and creator of Epic Life Solutions, a Christian-based recovery program.

In these new domestic reminiscences, Shirley Jackson carries on her tale of dubious parental equilibrium in the face of four children, assorted dogs and cats, and the uncounted heaps of small intrusive possessions which pile up in corners everywhere.Because of the increasing pressure of possessions, animals, and children, a bigger house is necessary to hold everything. The unending bewilderment of moving gives way to the healthy challenges of small repairs, new roofs, and bookcases, and the heady enthusiasms for horses, Little League, trumpet playing and magic.Shirley Jackson uses her great talent to picture the rich and varied day-to-day living of an unusual but not really so different American family.

introduction to the theory of the Big Bang for children (and adults new to the subject). Colourful pictures and a fun read to inspire children about the creation of life as we know it. There are popups throughout the entirety of the book (for Kindle Fire) crammed with further information for older children and adults to inform or help tell this amazing story. Some concepts are obviously difficult to understand even for adults, but I believe it is important to implant the seed of knowledge, which this book aims to deliver in a fun way. Please leave feedback as I would like to build on user experience.

This is a 130-page informative, inspirational, and entertaining Leaving Home Guidebook for young adults leaving home for the First Time to College, the Military, an away job, or just getting their own place. Written by an Iraq War Veteran and Helicopter Pilot that developed an interest in sociology, statistics and their application to happiness, success, and longevity. A perfect gift for going away.What's in this Book is most of the critical stuff a parent would want their kids to know before Leaving Home with true stories and interesting facts about a range of topics in life.I started this book as a reference for my kids before they leave out the door for college or elsewhere. I wanted to let them know what Dad and Mom thought about keeping a moderate perspective and avoiding conflict. I also wanted to input information that could give them a better shot at living the happiest, most successful, and longest lives they could. Like many parents I have spoken to, I did not want to have regrets on something I forgot to tell my child that could have helped him or her later on. So, on a range of issues from modern science, sociology, politics, religion, relationships, and life, I laid it out there. This book is for folks who see themselves as in the middle, the ones that don’t tend to take extreme positions; but rather, want to try and understand the opportunities and challenges ahead in the 21st Century. My hope is that it can help young adults do a lot better in life than they would have if they would not have gotten to read it. Many thanks to those who gave me the support to get this book written and distributed to those who need it.Billy is an Iraq War Veteran with over eight years in the Marine Corps from 2001 to 2009. He served in two deployments to the Middle East in 2005 and 2007 as a CH-46E helicopter pilot. He received Norwich University’s William D. Hassett Prize in Political Science as a senior in college in 2000. His military awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal, Air Medal-Strike (4 Awarded), Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary medal (Kuwait), Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (2 Awarded), Iraq Campaign Medal(with one Bronze Service Star), the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, and a Boeing Rescue Citation for the evacuation of civilian casualties in Iraq in 2005. He has a BA in Political Science from Norwich University (2001) and a Masters in Business Administration from University of Wisconsin-Consortium (2013). Billy has also worked in manufacturing for 5 years serving as a Quality Supervisor, Quality Engineer, Six Sigma Black Belt, and Quality Manager. He has a number of certifications from Villanova University in Six Sigma and Lean. His intrigue with the latest developments in International Affairs, Sociology and Cultural Conflict, Technology and Science, Health, and Mathematics is evident in this book. He hopes the book helps to serve as an objective fall back for young adults when making life decisions.

Jack's Dreams Come To Life tells the story of a dog named Jack, lives with his other animal friends on a ranch. After seeing what mischief he can get himself into, and not finding any, he falls asleep. He dreams of being chased by a giant squirrel. When he falls down a hole, he lands in his toy box, on top of his favorite squeak toys. While playing with the cow, the others (horses, pigs, and ducks) start to grow and move around. Soon all the squeak toys circle Jack and he must find a way out. When he sees an opening, a large duck blocks his path. Jack and the duck try to out bark and out quack each other. Pretty soon Jack sees an opening and makes a run for it. As he does, all the squeak toys vanish in a puff of smoke and a cow sneezing on him awakens Jack. Thinking the cow is his squeak toy, Jack runs inside the house and looks inside his toy box to see if all the squeak toys are there.