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The essays and commentaries which form this volume originally were presented at the Tenth Military History Symposium which was held at the United States Air Force Academy on October 20-22, 1982. The purpose of this series is to provide a forum in which scholars may present the results of their research in military affairs.

Are you a generous person? Before you answer that question, you might want to read this book. Grip offers more tough questions than Sunday school answers, taking aim at the long-held assumptions of a lot of Christ followers when it comes to wealth, poverty, and generosity. Nudging the church forward with a clear challenge but without a trace of judgment or condescension, Grip is thoroughly biblical and thoughtfully sincere. Written in a simple conversational style, this book is a must-read for anyone who believes the church should be the most generous group of people on earth. To put his...

On Sunday, May 18, 1958, when First Christian Church of Florissant held its first service, over twenty were in attendance. Twelve made decisions to belong to Grandview Heights Christian Church, as it was then called, and thus the foundation was laid for what would become First Christian Church of Florissant-one of the most dynamic, healthy, and stable churches in the metropolitan St. Louis area. The story of First Christian Church of Florissant has been told in smaller pieces over the past fifty years in annual reports, in weekly newsletters, and through the lives of its members. This book is...

This book is the story of Jim's life from fetus to an old man. This examination of his life allowed Jim to decide if he was satisfied that he had done his best and that his life had been of value according to his personal standards. Many people would probably not share his conclusions but his story was written primarily for his family. He does not care an iota what anyone else thinks about how he lived his life.

Egbe History and Culture This book explains the origin of Egbe, a Yoruba town in Nigeria and suggests that there were people who settled at the site as far back as 3,000 BC. It identifies the Founder, Kelae, and explains the eleven original settlements in the town as well as its relationships with the environs. Common beliefs and practices are discussed including initiation into womanhood, rituals, age grouping system and so on. The history of chieftaincy institutions and the four most recent chiefs of the town are discussed as well as the appointment of honorary chiefs. The legacy of the...