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Marguerite Hoppenot, fondatrice du Mouvement Sève, écrivait en 1955, peu après sa rencontre providentielle avec le pasteur Marc Boegner : « Pour moi, déjà polarisée par le mystère d'unité, l'apparition dans ma vie de ce grand ami protestant ouvrit à ma vocation l'interrogation et les vastes horizons de l'oecuménisme. Elle alluma en moi un nouveau feu : la passion de l'unité de l'Église... Pour le pasteur Boegner, habité depuis si longtemps par la souffrance des divisions confessionnelles et la soif ardente du labeur oecuménique dont il fut l'un des premiers et des plus fidèles artisans, ma rencontre l'engagea, sans doute, dans une voie plus fondamentale et plus exigeante encore, celle du mystère d'unité vécu à la lumière de la vie trinitaire. » Alors que les relations entre catholiques et protestants étaient encore teintées de préjugés, le pasteur de l'Église réformée de France et Marguerite Hoppenot ont ouvert un chemin de dialogue inédit qui leur a fait découvrir une vocation commune. C'est leur correspondance, pendant plus de quinze ans, qui est ici rassemblée et qui témoigne du caractère providentiel de leur rencontre. Ces pages nous appellent à une nouvelle fidélité. Elles nous engagent à l'espérance.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.

Described by io9 as "the first lesbian science fiction novel," An Anglo-American Alliance is a quasi-farcical tale of love, transformation, and geopolitics set in the far-flung futuristic year of 1960. In it, the titular Anglo-American Alliance has established itself as the world government, ushering in new age of technological and social revolution. However, even in this halcyon period, the "love that dare not speak its name" remains an anathema. The novel's central narrative follows the long-burgeoning but secret romance between two women at a ladies' seminary school in Cornwall: Margaret MacDonald and Aurora Cunningham. Throughout this tale, we follow their trials and tribulations as they grapple with secret longings and learn how to harness the powers of science and technology to make their dreams come true. Note: Despite its fairly progressive views on sexuality and gender identity, this novel is nevertheless a byproduct of the period in which it was written. It contains unfortunate moments of ethnocentrism, antisemitism, and casual racism that might offend certain listeners.

Lovers and liars, divas and sinners, welcome to a world of scandal, where one woman will pay the ultimate price. SUSPENSE: Georgia's best friend, ballroom dancing sensation Mitzi, has vanished with her boyfriend Foster while on holiday in California. Can Georgia get to the truth of their disappearance before it's too late? SECRETS: Reality TV star Nova could give the Kardashians a run for their money. But while she allows millions of viewers into her fabulous home, she's unaware of what her husband, celebrity mogul Jacob, is up to behind closed doors... SEX: Tanya is filthy rich, married to a man who adores her but she is restless. And her sexual appetite is about to get her into a whole lot of trouble. SCANDAL: Victoria, once the trophy wife, has lost her mojo. Determined to get her life and marriage back on track, she's desperate to inject some excitement into her life - but at what cost? From the glitz of Hollywood to the glamour of Milan and the exotic luxury of India, Scandalous Lies is a deliciously unputdownable read. Perfect for fans of Melanie Blake's Ruthless Women. What readers are saying about Scandalous Lies: `The ultimate guilty pleasure of a rollercoaster read you'll want to repeat the experience of time and time again... His scandalously sexy novels will keep you up all night.' Melanie Blake, Author `Nigel May is king of the blockbuster, he has written an addictive, sexy story that builds into a fabulous crescendo that left me gasping for breath.' Rachel's Random Reads `Scandalous Lies is a racy, pacy page-turner of a tale you'd trade your Louboutins for - it's that good!' Anna-Lou Weatherly, Author `Another smut-tastic masterpiece! Scandalous Lies is a page-turner with more twists and turns than a roller coaster. Ritzy locations, glamourous people and deceit all come into play in this novel.' Fluff, Smutt and Murder Nigel May's titles have sold over 95,000 copies. Nigel May is a true all-rounder in the media world, working as a TV presenter, author, journalist and craft personality. He has written six glam-fiction books. Nigel is also featured in "Sunlounger" - a chart-topping anthology of short stories.

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 The most important meeting of McDaniel's life was about to take place. It would determine the fate of his career, his financial future, and the company he had built from scratch. #2 The McDaniel family had lived modestly in Carmel for the past fifty years, and Casey grew up on or around the many golf courses in the area. He had a love for golf and computers, so he left home after high school to attend the University of Arizona on a golf scholarship. #3 Yip Software, the company that created the game, was successful because of its close relationship with golfers. It was a purely accidental occurrence that propelled the game beyond being a niche video game and onto the pages of Sports Illustrated. #4 Caseys company, Yip, was a success story. It had brought eight successful games to market, covering golf, cycling, and most recently, tennis. But there was another side to the company, and it was as baffling as it was undeniable.