Hilliard Phyllis Thompson (33 results)

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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Butterbeans!: Memoirs of my childhood summers in rural North Carolina. Book.

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Strategically examining the lives and language of fourteen ancient biblical wives, The Voice of the Mrs. details how the power of their words effectuated varying degrees of change in their husbands, personal status, or environment.Reverend Phyllis Thompson Hilliard refers to her extensive research as she fully captures the personalities, triumphs, and struggles of these formidable women recorded in the Old and New Testaments.The conduct of these women is quite diverse and offers a historical perspective on the influence wives can have on their husbands, as well as the challenges wives have faced over the course of history. Reverend Hilliard refers to the Bible often as she focuses on the manner in which wives speak within the confines of marriage.then and now. Hilliard then provides the guidance that modern women can apply the lessons learned to their own lives.…

Gebunden. Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnStrategically examining the lives and language of fourteen ancient biblical wives, The Voice of the Mrs. details how the power of their words effectuated varying degrees of change in their husbands, personal status, or environment.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Summers spent "down south" were for many African Americans foundational for curating who they became in later years. is author is a prime product of that practice and shares vivid accounts of those childhood years in the rural south. Much like family reunions, sending children to stay with relatives living in the southern regions of the United States was and remains a practice among many as a means of forging connections among the generations. is taught them about family history, which ultimately introduced, engaged, and familiarized them with a lifestyle quite di erent from their own. In this small community of Honeyville, people cared for and looked after one another, not just themselves. Woven throughout BUTTERBEANS! is a treasure trove of love, family connection, faith, and village-keeping. roughout these pages, the author shares her childhood experiences during the summer months spent in smalltown rural America that strategically impacted her life. is book is the author's impression and recollection of an era long gone, the landscape of family history, mystery, and legacy. So, grab a blanket, get your favorite snack, cozy up in a comfortable chair, and enjoy this colorful rendition of a young girl's life during the summers in Honeyville, North Carolina. You just might "see" yourself here! ENDORSEMENT is heart-warming memoir is a tender, honest re ection on childhood summers and memories that are as sweet as the destination's name--Honeyville, NC. e author transports readers to a small rural community where family, tenacity, and love shaped her identity and sense of belonging. With warmth and vivid detail, readers journey onto dirt roads, front porches, vegetable gardens, and into kitchens where lifelong lessons were taught and quietly learned. ese pages capture the power of family, the resilience of a determined mother, and the unspoken beauty of growing up surrounded by love, hard work, and tradition. Enjoy this heartfelt tribute to Southern roots and memories that will never fade. Dr. Mia Wilson Cary, North Carolina This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Condition: New. Print on Demand pp. 168 8:B&W 6 x 9 in or 229 x 152 mm Blue Cloth w/Jacket on Creme w/Gloss Lam.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Summers spent "down south" were for many African Americans foundational for curating who they became in later years. is author is a prime product of that practice and shares vivid accounts of those childhood years in the rural south. Much like family reunions, sending children to stay with relatives living in the southern regions of the United States was and remains a practice among many as a means of forging connections among the generations. is taught them about family history, which ultimately introduced, engaged, and familiarized them with a lifestyle quite di erent from their own. In this small community of Honeyville, people cared for and looked after one another, not just themselves. Woven throughout BUTTERBEANS! is a treasure trove of love, family connection, faith, and village-keeping. roughout these pages, the author shares her childhood experiences during the summer months spent in smalltown rural America that strategically impacted her life. is book is the author's impression and recollection of an era long gone, the landscape of family history, mystery, and legacy. So, grab a blanket, get your favorite snack, cozy up in a comfortable chair, and enjoy this colorful rendition of a young girl's life during the summers in Honeyville, North Carolina. You just might "see" yourself here! ENDORSEMENT is heart-warming memoir is a tender, honest re ection on childhood summers and memories that are as sweet as the destination's name--Honeyville, NC. e author transports readers to a small rural community where family, tenacity, and love shaped her identity and sense of belonging. With warmth and vivid detail, readers journey onto dirt roads, front porches, vegetable gardens, and into kitchens where lifelong lessons were taught and quietly learned. ese pages capture the power of family, the resilience of a determined mother, and the unspoken beauty of growing up surrounded by love, hard work, and tradition. Enjoy this heartfelt tribute to Southern roots and memories that will never fade. Dr. Mia Wilson Cary, North Carolina This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. KlappentextrnrnStrategically examining the lives and language of fourteen ancient biblical wives, The Voice of the Mrs. details how the power of their words effectuated varying degrees of change in their husbands, personal status, or environment.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Summers spent "down south" were for many African Americans foundational for curating who they became in later years. is author is a prime product of that practice and shares vivid accounts of those childhood years in the rural south. Much like family reunions, sending children to stay with relatives living in the southern regions of the United States was and remains a practice among many as a means of forging connections among the generations. is taught them about family history, which ultimately introduced, engaged, and familiarized them with a lifestyle quite di erent from their own. In this small community of Honeyville, people cared for and looked after one another, not just themselves. Woven throughout BUTTERBEANS! is a treasure trove of love, family connection, faith, and village-keeping. roughout these pages, the author shares her childhood experiences during the summer months spent in smalltown rural America that strategically impacted her life. is book is the author's impression and recollection of an era long gone, the landscape of family history, mystery, and legacy. So, grab a blanket, get your favorite snack, cozy up in a comfortable chair, and enjoy this colorful rendition of a young girl's life during the summers in Honeyville, North Carolina. You just might "see" yourself here! ENDORSEMENT is heart-warming memoir is a tender, honest re ection on childhood summers and memories that are as sweet as the destination's name--Honeyville, NC. e author transports readers to a small rural community where family, tenacity, and love shaped her identity and sense of belonging. With warmth and vivid detail, readers journey onto dirt roads, front porches, vegetable gardens, and into kitchens where lifelong lessons were taught and quietly learned. ese pages capture the power of family, the resilience of a determined mother, and the unspoken beauty of growing up surrounded by love, hard work, and tradition. Enjoy this heartfelt tribute to Southern roots and memories that will never fade. Dr. Mia Wilson Cary, North Carolina This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Summers spent 'down south' were for many African Americans foundational for curating who they became inlater years. is author is a prime product of that practice and shares vivid accounts of those childhood yearsin the rural south. Much like family reunions, sending children to stay with relatives living in the southernregions of the United States was and remains a practice among many as a means of forging connections amongthe generations. is taught them about family history, which ultimately introduced, engaged, and familiarizedthem with a lifestyle quite di erent from their own. In this small community of Honeyville, people cared for andlooked after one another, not just themselves. Woven throughout BUTTERBEANS! is a treasure trove of love,family connection, faith, and village-keeping. roughout these pages, the author shares her childhood experiences during the summer months spent in smalltownrural America that strategically impacted her life. is book is the author's impression and recollection of anera long gone, the landscape of family history, mystery, and legacy.So, grab a blanket, get your favorite snack, cozy up in a comfortable chair, and enjoy this colorful rendition of ayoung girl's life during the summers in Honeyville, North Carolina. You just might 'see' yourself here!ENDORSEMENT is heart-warming memoir is a tender, honest re ection on childhood summers and memories that are as sweet asthe destination's name--Honeyville, NC. e author transports readers to a small rural community where family,tenacity, and love shaped her identity and sense of belonging. With warmth and vivid detail, readers journey ontodirt roads, front porches, vegetable gardens, and into kitchens where lifelong lessons were taught and quietlylearned. ese pages capture the power of family, the resilience of a determined mother, and the unspoken beautyof growing up surrounded by love, hard work, and tradition. Enjoy this heartfelt tribute to Southern roots andmemories that will never fade.~ Dr. Mia WilsonCary, North Carolina.…