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Tag Archives: Empty Shelf Challenge
Empty Shelf Book #2: Accounting for Non-Accountants
Title: Accounting for Non-Accountants Author: David Horner What’s It About: Cross stitching. . .no it’s about accounting of course. It is a breakdown of accounting principles supposedly written in such a way as to be accessible to those of us … Continue reading
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Empty Shelf Book #1: Jesus + Nothing = Everything
So I put my hat into the empty shelf challenge issued by Jon Acuff(info here) and finished my first book of the year. Technically I started it last year, but I’d say it still counts. Title: Jesus + Nothing = … Continue reading
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Tagged book, Empty Shelf Challenge, Jesus + Nothing = Everything, Jon Acuff, Tullian Tchividjian
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