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It’s easy to talk about freedom. But unless someone has lived in a world that suffocates freedom, it’s difficult to appreciate the liberty found in America. This is the true story of a Pakistani Muslim who immigrates to the United States for college and discovers five transformational freedoms along the way: the freedom to fail and start over, to love, to choose one’s faith, to be an entrepreneur, and to self-govern.

The House That Love Built is the quintessential story of one woman's questioning what it means to be an American - and a Christian - in light of a broken immigration system. Through tender stories of opening her heart and home to immigrants, Sarah Jackson shines a holy light on loving our neighbor.

Choosing where to go to College can be a blur of open days, free pens, piles of unread brochure and still not knowing what to do. Whether you’re doing the Leaving Cert, a PLC course or even if it’s been a while since you’ve been in education and considering a return, you probably have loads of questions and it can be hard to get the answers you need! So, let’s go straight to the source!My name is Nerilie Duffey, Digital Communications & Marketing Manager for Carlow College – join me for a new podcast – Beyond the Blue Door – Voices of Carlow College. It is often said, Carlow ...

This book came out of a life-changing episode of "perfect storm" dimensions. As a 65-year-old man, life as I had known it became a force-10 gale. My career had crashed, my marriage of 27 years had ended suddenly, and I was nearly broke. AA was no longer the help it had been for me - no longer the flotation device or life preserver tossed to a victim who had washed overboard. Instead, it offered virtually no solutions at all - because I had finally outgrown it - and according to AA, you're not supposed to do that.