An epic, theatrical event! For the first time, Evelina Fernandez's award-winning trilogy, 'Faith,' 'Hope' and 'Charity,' will be presented in its entirety as one unforgettable tour de force. The first production in the Latino Theater Company's fall programming celebrating the company's 30th anniversary and its 10th year operating the Los Angeles Theatre Center, audiences can choose to enjoy this adventure over the course of two evenings - or as one thrilling, all-day immersive experience (box dinners available for purchase).
PsychologyToday.com defines addictions as a condition that results when a person continuously ingests a substance or engages in activities that can interfere with ordinary life responsibilities. Author Gary Van Slyke knows how debilitating addictions can be. In 'Where's the Mongoose??' (published by Trafford Publishing) he shares poetry that capture the ups and downs of his journey out of addiction, imparting a universal message of hope.
An epic, theatrical event! For the first time, Evelina Fernandez's award-winning trilogy, 'Faith,' 'Hope' and 'Charity,' will be presented in its entirety as one unforgettable tour de force. The first production in the Latino Theater Company's fall programming celebrating the company's 30th anniversary and its 10th year operating the Los Angeles Theatre Center, audiences can choose to enjoy this adventure over the course of two evenings - or as one thrilling, all-day immersive experience (box dinners available for purchase).
An epic, theatrical event! For the first time, Evelina Fernandez's award-winning trilogy, 'Faith,' 'Hope' and 'Charity,' will be presented in its entirety as one unforgettable tour de force. The first production in the Latino Theater Company's fall programming celebrating the company's 30th anniversary and its 10th year operating the Los Angeles Theatre Center, audiences can choose to enjoy this adventure over the course of two evenings - or as one thrilling, all-day immersive experience (box dinners available for purchase).
In 'Faith, Hope, and Love: A Personal Journey from i to I' (published by Balboa Press), authors Sarojini & Shyam Kanagala discuss how love and other ideologies can be used to create constructive interfaith dialogues between religions, as well as how to develop a more fulfilling relationship with God. The Kanagalas have relied on the principles of the late Indian guru, Sri Sathya Sai Baba, who helped shape their views on God and spirituality. The authors are launching a marketing campaign to promote the book.
The Latino Theater Company will offer an advance look at its upcoming epic presentation of A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story with a series of free public events set to take place at venues in Whittier, Boyle Heights, Santa Monica and Hollywood.
No matter who you are, life can change in an instant. For better or worse, just one moment can affect everything about you - your family and friends, your career, and the entire direction of the rest of your life.
And it's up to you - and you alone - to determine how you adapt to a life-changing moment.
That's the kind of experience that Michigan resident Dr. David L. Wolf underwent, and it's one of the major themes of his book, The Gift IS You, available from Xulon Press.
A well-respected OB/GYN living in Michigan, Dr. Wolf was enjoying one of his favorite summer pastimes - racing go-karts. But in one life-altering moment, his go-kart crashed into the racetrack wall - smashing the vehicle to bits and leaving Dr. Wolf paralyzed from the waist down.
Instead of wallowing in sadness and anger, Dr. Wolf chose to use his accident as an opportunity to make a difference. Facing an arduous recovery and new physical limitations, he overcame the obstacles and not only got back to work, he began sharing his powerful story throughout Michigan and the country to inspire others through faith, hope and resilience.
Tomorrow, July 29, is the anniversary day of Dr. Wolf's accident (2001) and when his book was released (2014). July 29 is a day to celebrate the Ripple Effect that this extra ordinary man has created in our world.
Dr. Wolf welcomes speaking opportunities, and has traveled to present to high school football teams about Commitment, businesses and professional organizations about Change, church and ministry groups about Hope, and rehabilitation clinics about Strength and Encouragement. His message is offered for free and has changed many lives throughout Michigan and the entire country.
To contact Dr. Wolf about a speaking opportunity, please visit his website - http://www.thegiftisyou.org - or call (734) 284-3195.
'The Gift Is You' description:
Life was good for Dr. David Wolf. He had a loving wife and family, a successful medical practice, and the opportunity to train other doctors. He even found time for his hobby, adult go-kart racing. Those days were turned upside down when he was catapulted from his go kart as it slammed into a concrete wall. Tragedy did not mark the end of 'the good life' for Dr. Wolf. Instead, the unexpected turn of events marked the beginning of a compelling adventure to encourage and help others. Dr. Wolf's story inspires others to press on, despite desperate circumstances or uphill challenges, and discover that, even in the face of tragedy, your life can make a difference.
The Latino Theater Company will offer an advance look at its upcoming epic presentation of A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story with a series of free public events set to take place at venues in Whittier, Boyle Heights, Santa Monica and Hollywood.
Austin, Texas - Arizona novelist Karen Evancic has been awarded The Garcia Memorial Prize for her debut novel, When A Red Bird Flies. An annual award presented in conjunction with the national Reader Views Book Awards, The Garcia Memorial Prize is awarded to the best fiction book of the year.
Based on an original new story by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne and John Tiffany, HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD is currently in previews in London's West End at the Palace Theatre, where it will open on July 30. Jamie Parker, Noma Dumezweni and Paul Thornily lead the cast as Harry, Hermione and Ron, as part of a company of 42 talented actors. Scroll down to meet the entire cast, check out photos and video footage!
'My Walk of Faith, Hope, and Love' (published by Balboa Press) tells the story of one woman's personal transformation from breast cancer, and how the music of John Denver served as a springboard to help extricate her from severe depression brought on by the disease and its radical treatment.
Quite refreshing and revitalizing as a summer breeze, American Players Theater (APT) opened their 2016 Up the Hill season in Spring Green with a wild version of William Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors. Directed by the well-known David Frank, this condensed Comedy revisits a slight nod to Lewis Carroll's 'The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland.' The production plays broadly by quoting Shakespeare's verse with a tongue in cheek delivery also heightened by Victorian costumes designed by Fabio Tablini. The imaginative designer envisioned two Dromios which might resemble Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, clothed in wide striped pants, vivid colored jackets and huge straw hats. The story set amid an Ephesus where square marble columns and a great gate placed on the left Up The Hill stage fashioned by Scenic Designer Nayna Ramey, gives Ephesus a rather dream like quality.
NEW YORK, June 15, 2016 /PRNewswire/ Lexington Avenue in Manhattan climbed another rung in New York City's cultural hierarchy, as renowned international art gallery Nathan A. Bernstein & Co. moved to the thoroughfare, leasing 954 Lexington Avenue, in a deal arranged by the Worldwide Leasing & Sales Team of Faith Hope Consolo at Douglas Elliman.
This season's "Movies That Matter with Hal Conklin," will conclude on Monday, June 13 at 7pm with a screening of Simon Birch, a heart-warming story about a journey of friendship and faith. Audience members can experience the tale of Simon Birch like never before on The Granada Theatre's state-of-the-art digital 4k digital cinema system.
Brook Forest Voices presents 'Boxing for Cuba: An Immigrant's Story,' a story of nations, peoples and cultures, which strike at the heart of modern day life in a world that seems frozen in time and yet moving forwardCUBA.
Author William H. Kuntz has spent over 30 years doing psychotherapy with individuals, couples and families. During this time, certain simple truths found in scripture and in loving relationships were more helpful to his patients than volumes of research on human behavior. He has compiled his reflections in the new book, 'Soaring: Lessons on Faith, Hope, and Love Learned from the Psychologist's Chair' (published by WestBow Press).
