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January's Featured Author: Steven Greenebaum

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As announced in the " MSI Press Newsletter-Bulletin ," this month's featured author is Steven Greenebaum,  author of three MSI books: An Afternoon's Dictation , One Family: Indivisible , and a book written especially for and during the Pandemic, Seeking Balance in an Unbalanced Time .   An Afternoon's Dictation  has earned the following awards: American Legacy Book Awards finalist Chanticleer International Book Awards finalist Firebird Book Awards honorable mention Indies Today runner-up Literary Titan gold award London Book Festival: Winner Pacific Book Award finalist (runner-up) Pinnacle Book Achievement Award: Winner The BookFest honorable mention One Family: Indivisible has earned the following awards: American Bookfest Best Books finalist Eric Hoffer Award finalist Want to know more about Steven? Check out his biography: Reverend Steven Greenebaum, Ph.D., is the author of  The Interfaith Alternative  and  Practical Interfaith , founder of the Living I...

December's Featured Author: Arthur Yavelberg

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  This month's featured author is Arthur Yavelberg,  author of the multi-award-winning book,  A Theology for the Rest of Us ,  A Theology for the Rest of Us  has earned the following awards: Best Indie Book Award International Impact Book Award Literary Titan Silver Aware American BookFest Best Books Award finalist Want to know more about Arthur? Check out his biography: A teacher and administrator in public and private schools for close to 40 years, Arthur Yavelberg has dedicated his career to making complicated concepts and issues accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.   Career in Education While most of his students were middle schoolers, he has also been involved in teaching World History, American History, and Comparative Religion in high school and adult education programs around the country. Where many academicians seem to delight in abstruse jargon that confuses more than it explains, his goal has always been to present information in a m...