Fintry - Lives, Loves and Dreams chronicles the memorable people, the secret loves and the engaging history of the Shorts' Creek delta. Containing visitor maps, photographs and interesting anecdoates, this readable account covers Fintry from pre-history to the present. It follows a trail of dreams through Fintry's incarnations as an enigmatic millionaire's private estate and school for orphans, to the grand plans for an international resort. Media reviews Millennium book project captures Fintry's history from the Capital News (Kelowna), Wednesday October 11, 2000 (A18-A19)
by Judy Steeves,...

Arthur Bailey Ministries Presents "Sunday Is Not The Sabbath?" This is the Russian Translation of the English title by the same name. Do you believe that the Sabbath is Sunday? What is the history of the Sabbath, and how and when did it get changed to Sunday? Discover the answers to your questions about the seventh-day versus the first-day of the week Sabbath debate.

This is the fourth workbook in an 8-workbook series for the Arthur Bailey Ministries 2-year Discipleship Training Program. Learn the true biblical Gospel of Yeshua Messiah and become a disciple as he taught and demonstrated in this comprehensive, first-of-its-kind Messianic Hebrew Roots curriculum. An informative, practical study program for ministers, laypersons, and anyone who yearns to understand scripture at a deeper level and who desires to walk in truth in the Gospel of the Kingdom

This is the seventh workbook in an 8-workbook series for the Arthur Bailey Ministries 2-year Discipleship Training Program. Learn the true biblical Gospel of Yeshua Messiah and become a disciple as he taught and demonstrated in this comprehensive, first-of-its-kind Messianic Hebrew Roots curriculum.

For millenniums, people have heard from pulpits and their preachers what the Messiah and his apostles supposedly said. But have we been told the truth by well-meaning communicators of the Holy Scriptures or has the Word been woefully misinterpreted by all but a few people? How did epistles that Paul wrote, become known as books? Paul wrote letters. In them he quoted Scripture. The only Scriptures available in Paul's (and Messiah's) day were the books of Moses, the writings and the prophets (Tanakh). There was no such thing as a New Testament Yet people reject the "Old Testament" Scriptures...