Steve Harper Livres

Recognized for its excellence in the performing arts, this anthology showcases a diverse collection of works that explore themes in film, theater, dance, and music. Celebrated with multiple awards, including the Independent Press Award and nominations from prestigious literary competitions, it highlights the creativity and talent within the arts community. The book offers a rich tapestry of voices, providing insights and perspectives that resonate with both artists and audiences alike.

Sibling rivalry within the Christian community threatens the unity and witness of the Church, particularly regarding the issue of homosexuality. Dr. Steve Harper offers a pastoral approach, advocating for love and dialogue over division. He draws on the teachings of E. Stanley Jones and emphasizes the need for a respectful conversation that honors all perspectives. Through prayerful reflection, Harper invites readers to engage with these complex issues, aiming to heal the Church as the "Bride of Christ" rather than exacerbate existing conflicts.

The story revolves around Ethel and Bill Brown as they prepare to impress Violet's new boyfriend, Trevor, an art connoisseur. Ethel's tea is overshadowed by Bill's stubbornness in showcasing a painting of an old horse, which leads to unexpected complications. Trevor's ambition to profit from the artwork introduces the Browns to the formidable Mrs. Miller and her son Toby, who come with their own agenda. This comedic play features a mix of deception and wit, highlighting the dynamics between three men and three women.

Set during World War II in 1941, the story follows the crew of "L for Lily," a Lancaster heavy bomber, as they embark on their 11th mission. Each of the seven crew members grapples with their own fears and anxieties, highlighting the personal struggles faced by those in wartime. The narrative delves into themes of courage, camaraderie, and the psychological toll of war, providing a poignant look at the human experience in the midst of conflict.

The book explores the concept of "the new monasticism," highlighting a contemporary spiritual movement inspired by a fresh outpouring of God's Spirit. It invites readers to engage with this transformative experience, emphasizing the importance of aligning with God's will and participating in His renewing work. By raising their sails, individuals are encouraged to navigate this pivotal moment in faith, reflecting a commitment to spiritual growth and community.

Jimmy and Arthur have been friends since they were cubs in 1926. Life is good until their friend, Mr Zimmerman, is attacked at a football match and viciously beaten by three fascists. Two of the assailants are caught and sent to prison; the third escapes punishment until the boys discover his identity.Forgiveness is not an option.They only meant to knock him out, but half of his skull is never found.As the boys discover amateurs don't get away with murder, the shadow of the hangman is too close for comfort.It takes a world war, the special unit of MoD 1, an unarmed combat expert with a trilby hat and Mr Churchill's little problem with the French fleet to sort it all out.N.B. This is classified information. Tell no one.