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Life doesn’t just “get tough.” Sometimes it flat-out sucks. Illness. Pain. Trauma that won’t stay where it belongs. Some days feel like trying to outrun a tornado with a lawn chair. I’ve lived with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy and PTSD. I know what the dark tastes like. But I’ve learned this: hope can be stubborn, faith can be messy, and real strength isn’t flashy—it’s just showing up again. This book is for anyone navigating real life—the kind that leaves bruises and still demands you keep going. It offers practical ways to face the Suck Factor in your life ...

In Ohio Country, 1854, 12-year-old Margaret flees a terrible epidemic devastating her Ohio Seneca clan. When Margaret finds herself suddenly orphaned, she is thrust into the wilderness and an impending winter storm. An unexpected betrayal leads Margaret into servitude on a Virginia plantation. Her captivity changes the course of her life forever and sets her on a path of mercy as a medicine woman during the darkest hour of American history - the Civil War. A chance encounter with a Union soldier leaves Margaret torn between two very different worlds and one very forbidden love.

Slaying the Dragon Within is a Discipleship approach to help Christians get out of porn. The book focuses on the dangers facing individuals struggling with porn in the digital world. This book lays out a clear path for overcoming the destructive compulsions often associated with digital media viewing. For anyone struggling with sexual hyperstimulation that the dark net offers, this book is for you. Through a five-step process—Boundaries, Accountability, Confession, Knowledge, and Sorrow—B.A.C.K.S.® lies your freedom. BACKS is a spiritual mind-renewing discipleship process to help ...

The dark, stagnant water of the Black Mingo Swamp holds many secrets, some of them evil. When young sharecropper boys stumble onto a treasure that the swamp had hidden for over a century, their lives are tragically changed. One loses his arm, one loses hope, and both lose their parents. One will blame a curse while the other counts his blessings. The Curse of the Black Mingo tells a gripping tale that follows these two boys as they are plucked by tragic circumstances from their sharecropper existence and thrust into the high society of Charleston, South Carolina in 1911.

In this 2025 update, A Christian's Mental Health Guide: For Missionaries, Pastors, and Other Christians, Too is my personal mental health guide. I developed it over years of learning to deal with my own mental health. Challenges that arose from abuse during my childhood years, then witnessing horrendous atrocities during a twenty-two-year missionary career in Africa, added to my PTSD struggles. A moderate brain injury and a recent diagnosis of FSHD—Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy makes mental health a constant challenge. In this book, I share how therapy, spirituality, family, ...

This second collection of Mingo McCloud's mysteries packs a punch. In books five through eight, Mingo has more crazy going on and some cool crimes to solve too!

A single female missionary suggested, “You know, Don, you should write a book called Behind the Missionary Smile.” She continued, “When missionaries stand before potential supporters, report to current financial contributors, or give reports to mission agencies, family, and friends, they often do so behind a smile that says, 'Everything is wonderful. I'm performing at the highest level, and the ministry is flourishing! All is okay. I’m okay. My ministry is worth your support.’” Yeah, right. Many times, we hide what’s really taking place in our lives behind a smile. So, You ...

The Cross-cultural Worker’s Spiritual Survival Guide results from collaborating with dozens of cross-cultural member care workers through the Global Member Care Network. I asked these Missionary Care Providers who serve thousands of missionaries worldwide, this one question: “What is the greatest spiritual neglect of missionaries that come to you for help?” The response was overwhelming. This, along with my years of service as a missionary among the Zulu people in South Africa and interacting with hundreds of missionaries over the years, led me to write this book. Scattered across the...

Missionary life is rich in experience and calling. So You Want to Be a Missionary?: Essential Considerations is a result of the author’s decades of missionary service in Africa and to missionaries. The book offers essential considerations of every phase of missionary life. From the very first steps towards missionary service to the retiring missionary, heartfelt information unfolds, offering encouragement, reflection, and challenge. This book covers several life-changing topics, including choosing your field of service, making your first entry into the country, raising children on the ...

Updated Edition - 2026, with charts and illustrations. To Hell, Back, and Beyond is the raw, unfiltered story of a man shattered by trauma, PTSD, and traumatic brain injury—and the long, painful road to healing that followed. Don Mingo takes readers inside panic attacks, depression, ministry wounds, and the invisible battles of a nervous system stuck in survival mode. This is not a polished Christian memoir. It is a survival story grounded in lived experience and hard-earned understanding of how trauma affects the brain and body. Blending faith, neuroscience, and mental-health insight, ...

With more than 500 fascinating facts about law through the ages and colorful characters in courtroom history, Dracula Was a Lawyer is filled with compelling quips and stories about lawyers we love to hate (until we need one!), the pitfalls in our legal system, celebrity attorneys, wild trials, and bizarre battles between opposing parties.

Did you know... Before the advent of surgery, ancient Egyptian doctors put their patients under by hitting them on the head with a mallet. Working with pigs can raise your risk of appendicitis. The Catholic Church has patron saints for many conditions, including hernias and syphilis. In 18th-century New York, eight people were killed and many more wounded during three days of anti-doctor riots. Doctors Killed George Washington reveals these and other stories of accidental medical discoveries, medical follies, bizarre cures, and more.

From devastating remarks made by teachers ("Addled, backward dunce" said about young Thomas Edison) to the rich and famous on campus (William Randolph Hearst kept a pet alligator at Harvard), this is a spirited and humorous collection of facts about teachers and students.

A delightful new short story by Liz Mingo, author of Between Green and Orange. From poetry to my first short story, hoping this is just one of many so watch this space....

Mingo McCloud, Honolulu’s hottest - well, only - forensic accountant, has an amazing career working on the Hawaiian Islands’ high-profile criminal cases. Too bad, he can’t finesse his private life with the same panache. His chronic attraction to bad guys comes to a skidding halt, when he meets Francois Aumary, a former green beret, and man of many secrets. Meanwhile, a woman from his past is claiming they were once married; his mother's new beau thinks he’s the lost king....Mingo will do whatever it takes to have a happy life.

I believe faith is imprinted upon our souls. Every place I’ve traveled discovered people with faith. Faith in a culture. Faith in a family. Faith in honor. Faith in a deity. Faith in a person. Faith in material surroundings. Faith in a cause. Or, faith that tomorrow will perhaps end better than today. Faith is common. So too, is people’s frustration with it. God perceivably fails you. A friend betrays. A relationship ends. When a person, job or cause lets you down. Faith often carries both hope and despair. The Faith Principle talks about faith’s frustrations when faith doesn’t ...

Is it possible to achieve health, fulfillment, and happiness? How does one find it? Perhaps the answer lies in a realm that is rarely discussed. Your soul. It is your soul that endures forever. It is the one aspect of you that endures eternally. You are your soul. Your soul is you. Take a walk with me through my own soul journey, and maybe you'll discover your soul too. Don was raised as a Catholic in Minnesota and served as a Baptist missionary in South Africa for over twenty years, where he conversed with Hindus, Muslims, and Africans about their souls. The author shares many personal ...

As the church and as a country, we've often neglected and avoided addressing the impact and ongoing reality of racism. We've been more focused on order than justice, more concerned with social media posturing than solidarity, more committed to judgment than repentance. But God's people are called to more. Living Undivided will equip and empower you with the transformative biblical tools you need to move from just hoping and wishing for racial justice to actionable change that makes a difference in your life and the lives of churches, neighborhoods, and cities.

The waters of Buffalo Creek rose without mercy or warning. Homes, lives, faith—all gone in an instant. In the aftermath of that catastrophic flood, despair swept through the mountains. But from the ruins emerged a man they would come to call the Miracle Worker of Mingo County. Through his own recordings and journals, and the voices of those who knew him best, meet Brother Michael Journeyman Cooper, a beacon for the downtrodden and a thorn in the side of the powerful. Step into the mountains. Hear the call of hope.

At the end of my Ink came a great many Poems. 68 to be exact. These have culminated in my fourth poetry book titled On the Cusp. The title is a clue to what awaits. These poems will have you on the verge of tears, followed by joy, to pain to laughter, to romancing, to dancing and back again. There are Daily Quotes too. In all honesty, this one is on the cusp of being my favourite collection to date. So, if you are looking to buy a Poetry Book, look no further. You will not be disappointed!