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Hardback or Cased Book. Zustand: New. Healing Your Inner Child: A Compassionate Guide to Silence Your Inner Critic, Reclaim Your Self-Worth, and Become the Parent You Never Had. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - About this bookFaith starts the church. Structure keeps it alive.Every year, hundreds of UK ministries begin with vision, calling, and the right people - and then run aground on the bureaucracy nobody warned them about. The bank that refuses the account. The Charity Commission queries that won't go away. The trustee dispute that turns spiritual. The HMRC letter that quietly threatens the whole thing.This is the practical guide every UK pastor, founder, and trustee wishes someone had handed them on day one.Written by a chief executive, finance manager, and founding trustee with thirty years across the corporate and charity sectors, Building a Church That Lasts walks you through every legal, financial, and governance decision that turns a calling into a registered, regulated, lasting ministry - without losing the soul of why you started.What's inside- Choosing your legal structure - CIO, association, company, or none - The Charity Commission application, section by section- Drafting charitable objects that pass the test- Trustees, conflicts of interest, and the founding meeting- Opening a charity bank account when banks keep refusing- Money before the bank: interim financial controls and the four principles- Gift Aid, PAYE, and the annual return- Music licensing - CCLI, PRS, MCPS, streaming- International ministry, high-risk countries, and counter-terrorism compliance- Safeguarding, DBS, and the policies you actually need- What to do when a predecessor company is dissolved- Long-term development projects: nurseries, community centres, building worksWho this is forPastors and ministry leaders preparing to formalise their work. Trustees joining the board of an existing or new charity. Treasurers and administrators inheriting a complex situation. Anyone who has felt the calling and now needs to get the structure right.Why this book existsThe author was drawn into the world of faith-based charities through a request for help from a ministry in serious administrative trouble. What began as a practical favour became sustained work on charity law, Commission registration, bank relationships, payroll compliance, and long-term development. Building a Church That Lasts is the book he wishes that ministry had on day one.Real-world experience. Biblical wisdom. Practical tools.Helping UK churches build strong foundations and lasting impact.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. About this bookFaith starts the church. Structure keeps it alive.Starting a church is about calling, vision and people. Keeping one healthy also requires charity registration, trustees, banking, financial controls, Gift Aid, safeguarding and good governance.Building a Church That Lasts is a practical UK guide for pastors, church planters, trustees and treasurers who need to turn vision into a properly structured, sustainable ministry.Drawing on thirty years of experience in finance, governance and organisational leadership across corporate, charity and community organisations, Daniel J. Ashworth explains the practical realities of establishing and running a church charity in plain English, while never losing sight of the calling behind it.What's insideChoosing the right legal structure: CIO, association, company or noneRegistering with the Charity CommissionDrafting charitable objectsTrustees, conflicts of interest and founding meetingsOpening and managing a church charity bank accountFinancial controls before and after the bank account opensGift Aid, PAYE and annual reportingCCLI, PPL PRS and church music licensingSafeguarding, DBS and essential policiesInternational ministry and enhanced due diligenceDealing with a dissolved predecessor organisationPlanning future projects including community centres and nurseriesWho is this book for?Pastors and church planters preparing to formalise a ministry. Trustees taking responsibility for a new or existing church charity. Treasurers and administrators inheriting systems they did not create. And anyone with a calling who now needs to build the structure capable of supporting it.Based on real experienceThe book grew from the author's experience of being asked to help a ministry facing serious administrative and structural difficulties. What began as practical governance support developed into hands-on work involving charity registration, financial controls, banking, payroll, compliance and long-term development.The result is the practical guide he wishes that ministry had been given at the beginning.Real-world experience. Biblical wisdom. Practical tools. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Scarce hardcover, 498 pages, NOT ex-library. Shipping weight over 1kg. Clean interior with unmarked text, free of stamps and inscriptions. Firm secure binding. Gentle signs of external shelfwear, tiny scuff-marks to board edges. -- Contents: -- 20 Years After. -- [For the Twentieth Anniversary of the International Cultural Centre] / Andrzej Wajda; It's Enough That We Can Go In / Magdalena Vasaryova; Krakow Gate / Csaba G. Kiss; Krakow: A City Beyond Borders / Shlomo Avineri; -- Europe and Dialogue -- Europe Is Dialogue / Danuta Hübner; Poland and Its Neighbours Twenty Years on / Adam Michnik; 'We Cannot Live in an Imaginary World' / Ion Caramitru; History, Stories, Snippets of Stories. History As a Key Ingredient in Europe's Culture / Erhard Busek; European Mind. Memory patterns in Post-Cold War Europe / Emil Brix; A New Force? The Visegrad Group After Twenty Years of Transition / Janusz Sepiol; My Vision of Europe / Rupert Graf Strachwitz; Borderland Ethos / Krzysztof Czyzewski; Regionalism and Polish Thinking about Europe / Ewa Chojecka; 'My' Poland in Five Images / Pavel Zatloukal; There Are Many Different Polands and Krakows, but Only One ICC! / Yevsei G. Gendel; German Cultural Heritage in Poland: A Common Heritage? / Thomas Schulz; Dialogue Principle of the German-Polish Copernicus Group / Dieter Bingen; Russian Perception of Polishness: A Historical Review / Aleksandr V. Lipatov; Europe and Dialogue: The European School of Dialogue As a Way of Overcoming the Belarusian Identity Crisis / Nelly Bekus; Changes in Stereotypes: Poles Our Enemies, Poles Our Friends / Bronislovas Genzelis; Culture in Polish-Chinese Relations in the Early 21st Century / Wu Lan; -- Heritage and Memory -- Emergence of Europe / Henryk Samsonowicz; Birth and Transformations of European Heritage / Krzysztof Pomian; Links of European Memory / Zdzislaw Najder; Seductions of Age / Joseph Rykwert; Uses of History / Giorgio Piccinato; Between Polish Architecture and Architecture in Poland / Andrzej Tomaszewski; European Heritage Movement: Building Momentum / Sneska Quaedvlieg-Mihailovic; Heritage and Memory: Disinheritance and Forgetting: The International Cultural Centre As My Heritage / Gregory J. Ashworth; A Heritage Without Heirs / Leopold Unger; Jewish Heritage of Krakow / Agnieszka Sabor; The Sacrum of Krakow: Times, Places and People / Grzegorz Rys; Krakow: The Pope's City / Anna Niedzwiedz; On the Difficult Art of Describing Cemeteries / Karolina Grodziska; Common Heritage As a Field of Cooperation Between Polish and Ukrainian Historians / Natalia Yakovenko; Social and Cultural Life of the Poles in the Lithuanian and Ruthenian Lands After 1832: A Brief Review of Major Historical Writings from 1990-2010 / Daniel Beauvois; Myth of Galicia: A Ukrainian Perspective / Mykola Riabchuk; 'Open Regionalism': A Practical Civic Philosophy / Robert Traba; Ignorance, Prejudice, Contempt: Some Problems with Polish Art and Art History / Stefan Muthesius; An Iconography of Pain / Simona Skrabec; An Indian Experience / Shobita Punja; Culture: An Essential Policy Component to Enhance the EU's External Relations / Rod Fisher; Culture of the Information Civilization / Jerzy Hausner; Like an Ugly Duckling., or on the International Image of Poland in the Past and Coming Two Decades / Rafal Wisniewski; Museum As an Educational Space, or Education for a Common Europe / Andrzej Rottermund; Central Europe: From Passive to Active Space in 20 Years / Jan Suchacek; The Happy Gift of Freedom / Stanislaw Obirek; Heritage Product As Suggested by a Marketing Approach / Tomislav Sola; Mechanism for Offsetting the Restrictions Attendant on the (Historic) Protected Status of Properties / Tamas Fejerdy; The 20th Anniversary of the International Cultural Centre in Krakow / Laszlo Beke; -- Afterword -- An Era of Vanishing Borders / Jacek Purchla.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Do you still carry the weight of a childhood that never gave you what you needed?Does Any of This Sound Familiar?You push people away the moment they get close, then wonder why you feel so alone.A critical voice in your head controls everything you do.You keep choosing partners who repeat the same painful patterns.You overwork, overplease, and still never feel like enough.Growing up where your emotions were ignored teaches you one thing: what you feel doesn't matter. So you learned to shrink. To earn love by being useful. I wrote this book because I know that exhaustion, and I know there's a way through it.Talk therapy helped you understand your past but didn't change how your body reacts to it.Affirmations felt hollow when the voice in your head was louder.That's why this book is built on inner child reparenting: becoming the parent you never had.Inside this book you'll uncover: Why your body still reacts to situations your mind knows are safeThe 4 survival modes from childhood that still run your relationshipsHow your inner critic formed and how to lower its volumeThe self-sabotage pattern that disguises itself as lazinessHow to handle emotional triggers without shutting downHow to set boundaries when your body screams at you to stay quietThis Book is for You if.You're tired of feeling like something is wrong with you but can't name it.Your relationships follow the same painful cycle.You want a practical guide, not vague advice about self-love.You're done waiting for someone else to rescue you.Imagine waking up and the first thought is not a worry. Just a quiet sense that you are okay. You have the opportunity right now to start building that life.Are you ready to meet the child you left behind? Are you ready to meet the child you left behind? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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