Jaime Garcia

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THERE IS HOPE is the miracle of restoration that God did, and continues to do, in our life. We had a stable marriage, two precious daughters, and we were the pastors of a church of thousands of people, seemingly very successful and very happy. But the golden castle came crumbling down until there was nothing left. We lost everything: family, marriage, church, status, our good name, finances, strength, faith and all hope. The valley of the dry bones from Ezekiel 37 perfectly describes the picture of destruction that we were reduced to. How can something like this happen? Why did God allow all this? Where is God? What is the point of believing in You and serving You? What will become of us and our daughters? These and many other questions were part of a storm that not only seemed to have no end, but instead seemed to worsen and grow more violent every day. We discovered over time that even though it seemed that God was not there, He was there all along. In the midst of the pain and that cruel storm, each one reached their lowest point and their time to surrender. It was there that we began to know the heart of the God whom we had served for so many years. It was there that He took us, began to heal us as individuals and subsequently as a couple and a family. It was there that we heard: There is Hope. Ezekiel 37 also describes how God intervened supernaturally and raised a powerful army from nothing. This is precisely what God did with the broken pieces of our life...which even though seemed to be over, was about to begin. We have all experienced pain, so this book is for you. We want to share with you the tools and treasures that God has given us in this path called a Life of Restoration. We trust in His promise that He will continue to repeat in others the miracle He did in us. He is capable of healing the sick, lifting up the fallen and resurrecting the dead. In His embrace, always, There is Hope Jaime and Liliana Garcia

Lector, el libro que tienes en tus manos no es un libro; son muchos libros. No es un sue o; son muchos sue os. Los diecis is relatos que lo integran abarcan un per odo de diez a os, que se comprimen entre sus pastas; una d cada entera, durante la cual esos muchos sue os -o quiz un solo sue os, multiplicado- tomaron forma. Sin embargo, dicha forma no es definitiva de ning n modo, ya que los relatos conservaron su naturaleza on rica, tanto en su estilo como en su secuencialidad: de uno a otro relato se puede pasar de lo rid culo a lo serio, de lo cotidiano a lo fant stico, de lo sacro a lo profano. Ning n relato te prepara para el siguiente; ninguna l gica separa a una narraci n de otra, quiz por completo diferente u opuesta. Durante la preparaci n ltima del libro y a fin de salvaguardar su naturaleza de sue o -o sue os- se dejaron de lado las convenciones cronol gicas y tem ticas. No se busc hacer avanzar al lector de la aurora al crep sculo, ni de separar la risa del asco o la reflexi n del asombro. Hacerlo de esa manera hubiera sido privar al lector de la oportunidad de establecer por s mismo su interpretaci n personal, por medio de la cual el libro adquiere su significado ltimo.

SEGUNDO LIBRO DE LA TRILOG A ENTRE EL ESPEJO La detective Gloria Garza Sdzitowiecki, de ATS, es requerida por el FBI para participar en una investigaci n en Texas que ha llegado a un punto muerto: seis v ctimas inocentes son el nico rastro que un asesino despiadado ha dejado tras de s Gloria se une al equipo, pero su apariencia f sica y sus m todos heterodoxos de investigaci n no encajan en el protocolo del FBI, por lo que se ve forzada a seguir el rastro del asesino por su cuenta, acompa ada por una agente investigadora que no conf a en ella Entre ambas empiezan a unir las piezas del macabro rompecabezas. Cuando est n a punto de resolver el caso, Gloria desaparece misteriosamente

This is an important contribution to the study of the characteristics and behaviour of the unemployed especially in their search for work. It is based on the analysis of unusually good data on a large cohort of men registering as unemployed in 1978, which enables the authors to overcome many of the problems of measuring the effects of economic, demographic and policy variables on unemployment. The results presented will interest labour economists and anyone involved in the policy debate on unemployment.