Neil Anderson Livres

The narrative recounts a transformative journey to China, where the author and his wife, Linda, engaged in smuggling Bibles to support persecuted Christians. This mission led to a significant connection with Neil Anderson and his family, highlighting a divine purpose in their collaboration. Together with The Sowers Ministry, they aim to spread the Word of God to millions within the 10/40 window, emphasizing themes of faith, sacrifice, and the power of community in addressing spiritual needs.

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Exploring the intersection of nature and history, this poetry collection reflects on Jewish cemeteries in Bohemia and Moravia, where the author, alongside colleagues and her late husband, sought to understand the Holocaust's effects. Each poem captures the resilience of plants thriving in these neglected sites, intertwining horticultural history with themes of destruction and desecration. Presented during the "Still...Life" exhibition, the work combines poetry with historical context and photography, offering a poignant perspective on memory and loss.

This limited First Edition is restricted to just 25 copies, offering a unique collectible experience. Each copy comes with a registration option, allowing owners to secure their individual copy number, enhancing its exclusivity and value.

The collection features a series of photographs capturing the unique still life and textures discovered on the streets of Paris during visits in November 2017 and February 2018. Each image reveals the often-overlooked beauty found beneath one's feet, showcasing the city's rich visual tapestry through a fresh perspective.

The book chronicles Neil's journey in music photography, beginning in 1978, capturing the essence of live performances. It highlights his freelance contributions to notable publications like NME, Sounds, and Record Mirror, showcasing his unique perspective and the vibrant music scene of the time. Through his lens, readers experience the energy of concerts and the evolution of music culture over the decades.

Equity issues in the deployment of information communication technologies (ICT) are critically examined, addressing gender, disability, the digital divide, and knowledge transfer. This comprehensive exploration goes beyond previous works that focused on single aspects of equity, offering a holistic view of the challenges and responsibilities faced by governments, education systems, and communities. Aimed at professionals and students alike, this book serves as a vital resource in the evolving field of ICT in education.

Beginning his journey in 1978, Neil captured the energy of live music through photography, contributing freelance work to renowned publications like NME, Sounds, and Record Mirror. His work reflects the vibrant music scene of the era, showcasing the artists and moments that defined a generation.

Neil's journey into music photography began in 1978, capturing the essence of live gigs. His freelance contributions to prominent publications like NME, Sounds, and Record Mirror highlight his significant role in documenting the vibrant music scene of that era. Through his lens, he provides a unique perspective on the artists and performances that shaped the industry.