From the frozen ponds of Buffalo to the turquoise waters of the Bahamas, business leader and lifelong sportsman Bob Rich has spent his life chasing challenge, adventure, and meaning—always searching for the right angle. In this warm, witty, and deeply reflective memoir, Rich—senior chairman of Rich Products Corporation and one of America’s most accomplished entrepreneurs—takes readers on a…
Chris Pronger is widely regarded as one of the greatest defensemen in NHL history. Over his eighteen-year Hall of Fame career, he built a reputation for his commanding physical presence, elite defensive skill, and scoring ability from the blue line. A winner of both the James Norris Trophy and the Hart Trophy in 2000, the first…
Success isn’t owed—it’s earned. In the high-stakes world of professional hockey, talent alone doesn’t cut it. Chris Pronger—one of the NHL’s most dominant and controversial defensemen—learned that the hard way. In Earned: The True Cost of Greatness from One of Hockey’s Fiercest Competitors, he reveals the raw truth behind an eighteen-year career defined by triumph, adversity,…
Ashley Ondrick is a personal chef, health coach, and storyteller whose journey through pain, healing, and resilience has shaped every aspect of her life and work. While studying economics and finance, a semester abroad forever altered her path, awakening her to the beauty of her Creator and igniting her culinary aspirations. After refining her craft…
A chronically ill chef discovers that hope, like a good meal, can nourish even the most broken soul. Born with a severe mineral deficiency, A (Mostly) Healthy Chef, Ashley Ondrick entered the world fragile and fighting. A devastating fall that broke her tailbone led to the discovery of a connective tissue disorder, sparking a cascade…
Alicia Barr resides on a small farm, where she continues to walk out her personal grief journey and serve the woman she used to be. Alicia loves all things real estate and is honored to support Joshua Center in every way possible. She makes a point to visit her nieces and nephew across state lines several…
From barn floors to church pews to secret hotel rooms—this is the story she wasn’t supposed to tell. Alicia Barr had it all figured out—small-town grit, a booming real estate career, and the moral compass of a God-fearing farm girl. She followed the rules, married young, worked hard, and prayed harder. But when a church’s…
Patty Sullivan was born in Detroit, Michigan, and raised in Tucson where she attended the University of Arizona. During a summer spent on Cape Cod, she met her husband, Tom Sullivan, who was attending Harvard at the time but pursuing a career in the music business. At the same time, they met Allen Ludden and…
One of the most revered and respected women in the country music community, Nancy Jones has proven her business skills as well as her personal integrity and perseverance in managing George Jones’s career and his intellectual properties. With her winsome smile and “sweet Southern charm,” Nancy is an excellent communicator both in public and private….
Mark Miller is a founding member, front man, and lead singer for the country music supergroup, Sawyer Brown, still going strong in their fourth decade. Beginning with their legendary win on the TV show Star Search in 1984, the band has released 24 albums, had 50 charted singles, with 36 music videos, many now considered country classics. Mark is…
Sarah Cart was raised and educated in New York and New England. As a journalist, she wrote for multiple local publications while she and her husband, Ben, raised four sons in northeastern Ohio. Upon becoming empty nesters, the two moved to the Florida Keys, but they returned every summer to the Pennsylvania Poconos, where each…
Joe Ingle, a North Carolina native, left the South after college and moved to East Harlem to join the E. Harlem Urban Year program. He spent his senior year at Union Theological Seminary visiting prisoners at the Bronx House of Detention. Prior to that experience, his initial time with prisoners, he was a typical white…