Mental health

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Victory over Goliath: The Honest Book about Depression

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Victory over Goliath: The Honest Book about Depression

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Contains one (1) folder of unitemized materials on the named topic.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This accruing collection includes pamphlets not in the online catalog system shared with Squires Library. Series 1 includes pamphlets published by Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.) agencies and authors. Series 2 includes other Pentecostal groups and individuals. These series are housed in the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center in Collection PU0005, by assigned "Identifier" number. Series 3 is housed in the Church of God Publications Building Storage, Aisle 4, in Collection PU0005 boxes, with a...

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Originally published in English as Choosing to cope (Gospel Publishing House, 1988)

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This accruing collection contains books that meet the general acquisitions policy of the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, but are not catalogued in the library system. They are shelved alphabetically according to first author's last name in aisle four of the Church of God Publications Building site. It will require at least 48 hours notice or wait time to use these materials.

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Available issues: 2000: Oct

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This sub-series contains sermons notes and outlines that are alphabetically filed by topic according to the filing system created by the author.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

This accruing collection contains books that meet the general acquisitions policy of the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center, but are not catalogued in the library system. They are shelved alphabetically according to first author's last name in aisle four of the Church of God Publications Building site. It will require at least 48 hours notice or wait time to use these materials.

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"This is my book put on sale in 1977. It tells the story. My book has gone across the sea to sit foeign nations, over 1/2 the states in U.S.A. I desire the future generations to read the sufferings that the early pioneers had for the Holiness way. Young people seem to enjoy my book very much as well as older ones. God bless all who have the oportunity to read and see these things that go into the Pentecostal Center. Dixie D. Chambers Dixie (Greenwood) Chambers"