• Published by Lillenas 47 Pages
• Piano Solo arranged by Cindy Berry
• Arranger: Cindy Berry

The theme of heaven's promise unifies these twelve moderate piano arrangements from Cindy Berry. Classic hymns and standard gospel songs are featured in this compendium. A versatile and accomplished arranger/keyboardist who is known throughout the Christian music industry, this was Cindy's third of a number of solo piano books for Lillenas. Contents: For All the Saints * Glorious Things of Thee Are Spoken * He Hideth My Soul * He the Pearly Gates Will Open * My Jesus, I Love Thee * My Savior First of All * O That Will Be Glory * Ring the Bells of Heaven * Saved by Grace * Soon and Very Soon * Sweet By-and-by * When We All Get to Heaven.

Jock Around the Clock takes you back three decades to a time when satellite broadcasting and the concept of all sports all the time were brand-new. It's the story of how ESPN founders Bill and Scott Rasmussen, having been forced out of their TV sports network, turned to radio and gave birth to the all-sports network, Enterprise Radio. The story features names familiar to American sports fans as they gather to launch the network that would flash across the sky for a brief few months, then flame out, leaving behind the blueprint so many others have copied since.

Located just outside of St. Louis, Kinloch was once a community locked off from the rest of the area by natural and man-made barriers. In spite of a lack of financial resources, it once provided its residents with a school district, city hall, post office, business district, and recreational facilities. Residents will recognize Dunbar Elementary, the oldest school for blacks in St. Louis County, Holy Angels, the oldest continuing black parish in the St. Louis Archdiocese, as well as former residents Congresswoman Maxine Waters and political activist Dick Gregory. Eventually, due to insufficient revenue, this once thriving community fell into decline, and is now struggling to keep its small town values and ideals alive.

Everyone gets to participate in the first All-Animal Olympics except Worm but he keeps training anyway.

Travis Finley is one of many strong African-American men who found an outlet to help him persevere through a tumultuous period of societal unrest and uncertainties. Today, it is not uncommon for thousands of young black men and women to pursue scholarships through sports as a way to obtain a higher education; during the 1950's and 1960's, it was hope, skill, perseverance, and love of the game which propelled many black men to the spotlight. As told in this story, even that wasn't a guarantee for a successful career in athletics. My father worked hard at becoming an athlete and well respected gentleman in the community. I would like to say that I am one of four sons who decided to take a stab at looking into the eyes of a child, athlete, son, father, husband, grandfather, city councilman, and preacher. This is my story of my father out of the love and support of my family, friends, and those close to my father. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, in reproaches, in necessities, in persecutions, in distresses for Christ's sake: for when I am weak, then am I strong. 2 Corinthians 12th Chapter 9-10

This is a history of Major League Baseball's first All-Star Game, originally conceived in 1933 as a one-time "Game of the Century" (including greats such as Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Carl Hubbell and Lefty Grove) to lift the spirits of the nation and its people in the midst of the Great Depression. The game was so successful that it became a yearly event and an integral part of the baseball season. The work describes the game, from the Chicago Tribune's early advocacy for the contest through every play, and describes the later accomplishments of many of the individuals involved.