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A true story about growing up in the church and straying away. After an encounter with death knowing that I was on my way to hell from the church house, I totally surrendered my life to God.

This is an autobiography by India White that tells about her overcoming hardships such as homelessness, grief, and more that will uplift every reader! After reading Double For My Trouble, Your hope will be renewed and you will know that the same can happen for you! For more information, contact India White at India.White.123@gmail.com and visit her website at www.india-white.com.

Nona Freeman has written many books telling the forty-one years share husband spent in Africa. She has tried to show her readers that the incomparable grace of Jesus is sufficient for every situation, no matter how ugly or how desperate. He is forever able! During the late 1980s, E.L. Freeman returned alone to the States to attend a board meeting in St. Louis, Missouri. While there, the Lord gave him the same vision He gave to his wife on the other side of the world. In part, he told them: "The churches in America are in trouble. The affluence of America has robbed them of their trust in me… I am sending you back… Accept every invitation you get to visit the churches and tell them ...

This is the compelling true story of the author's parents, who lived as missionaries among Stone Age Spinifex aborigines in the Australian outback for almost two decades. Exciting adventures - vast cultural differences - living day to day under challenging conditions - became the undreamed-of reality for Bob and Ethel Stewart, an average American couple. In 2003, an Australian government official toured outback aboriginal communities. He was stunned to discover that, more than 35 years later, the aborigines of Western Australia not only remembered them, but still highly revered their Tjamu and Lyunku.

Stars shine too bright to be on Earth with us. They belong in the sky for everyone to marvel at. This is the story of a fathers love for his son. A son who tragically passed away unexpectedly at the tender age of 14. In writing this book, the author pays tribute to the coolest kid who ever was. Tyler "Double Zero" Miller

Receiving a call to the ministry at a very young age, Charles (Chuck) Higgins was driven to obey that word. He began his first pastorate in 1951, and for over 50 years faithfully ministered as senior pastor in six Nazarene churches and as an interim pastor in another five. He and his wife Marge also traveled all over the world as evangelists, preaching and touching the lives of thousands of people with their gift of music. Each story is a vehicle for a larger narrative with Christ in the center, proving that nothing in our lives is so insignificant that Christ cannot use it to instruct us and mold us into what He intended us to be from the moment of our creation. You will find this story ...

From The Strip Club To The Temple began as an Autobiography of Wade Burt - a 40 year old Agnostic who finds himself looking for more. Follow the story as the Biography starts in the middle as Wade is 25 years old and encountering the consequences of a life full of reactive experiences brought on by bad decisions, no goals, and very little accountability. Watch the impact one person can have on a person's life as Wade and his wife jump into the deep end together and find happiness. Read as Miracles begin to happen that cannot be questioned. Then watch as the story turns to conversion to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and the unexpected events that change Wade and his f ...

Entering denominational employment in 1956 Pastor Williams has served the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a pastor/evangelist, conducting over 25 crusades and assisting in 21 others, to include those with E.E. Cleveland, and C.D. Brooks. It was also his privilege to conduct evangelistic series in Belize, Guyana,Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and Tucson, Arizona, overcoming many obstacles as he stepped forward in faith.

REV. BA THAW WAS ONLY 23 years old when he decided to follow his calling to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Lisu people. He traveled on foot at times in the snow upon the mountains to bring the good news of Christ to the people he loved as a service to his loving God. This inspiring book illustrates the life and mission of Rev. Ba Thaw through personal unpublished manuscripts from Ba Thaw himself, his daughters, as well as personal accounts from his much respected peers. This authentic biography by his daughter, Dorothy T. Hmun, and Dr. Anna May Say Pa, is a testament of God’s faithfulness and perfect strength in our weakness.