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Rev. Dr. Embra Jackson Jr. is the Senior Pastor of First United Methodist Church, Tupelo, Mississippi. Prior to this appointment, he had been the District Superintendent of the Starkville District since 2011. He served as the Administrative Assistant to Bishop Hope Morgan Ward from 2005 to 2011. Rev. Dr. Jackson graduated in 1974, Cum Laude from Tugaloo College (Jackson, MS) with a bachelor's degree in Political Science; in 1979, he earned a Master of Public Administration from the University of Mississippi (Oxford, MS); in 1985 he received a M. DIV. from the Interdenominational Theological Center (Atlanta, GA). In 1992, he received a teacher's certification from Mississippi State University. In addition, in 2003, he received a Doctor of Ministry (D. Min) from Memphis Theological Seminary. Rev. Dr. Jackson has served as pastor to Holmes County Larger Parish of the UMC; Kosciusko Wesley UM Charge; Griffin UMC; St. Paul UMC, West Point, MS; Central UMC, Jackson, MS; and Aldersgate UMC, Jackson, MS. He has been the Executive Director of the United Methodist Metro Ministers, Jackson, MS; Chaplain of Hospice Ministries, Inc., Ridgeland, MS; Instructor at Wood College; and as a teacher in the Starkville Public Schools. Embra possesses an ecclesiastical endorsement from The Board of Higher Education and Ministry. He is a Certified Coach in the International Coach Federation and CoachNet and currently a Spiritual Leadership Institute Apprentice.

Tracy Cooper's words stir and move the soul. His poetry is full of life exeriences and challenges faced by all of us. His words spread love and hope for weary situations. This book is the perfect gift for yourself and others.

Sadville is forever changed by the arrival of the Moses family. They bring the sun to light up a cloud covered town. Mr. Moses explains what a smile is. He also explains what laughter does for the soul. One by one the people of Sadville began to feel the warmth of Christ in their hearts. They never knew what a laugh sounded like, because no one ever did. Mr. Moses brings Jesus to the town through his joy.

This is a book to inspire you to keep going regardless of your situation, your circumstance, or your condition. You do not have to suffer from the weight of the world alone. There is a way out and it's through Jesus Christ. He said he will never leave us or forsake us. He is always there even until the end of the world. Jesus loves you unconditionally. His thoughts toward you, are thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end. When trials and tribulations come, and they will, be of good cheer for He has overcome the world and remember giving up is NEVER an option.

What problems face Christ Church today? More and more the need to satisfy the natural body takes precedent of the spiritual needs of the people. Friendships and associations rule the order of the church while the Holy Spirit and sound doctrine take a back seat. "The Pastor Dilemma" discusses in detail the paths taken by leaders of old to stay true to a bibical style of preaching.

Aunt Mittie is always ready to learn about God. She and her family are getting ready to go on vacation. Her mom teaches her about Esau and Jacob. She is full of questions. What is venison she wants to know.

Dabbs wasn't quite a teenager when his vitiligo surfaced. It showed up as a little patch around his eyes when he was in sixth grade, Dabbs said. It spread to his lips, mouth, hands and then across his body. For years, he wore makeup to avoid stares and have a consistent skin tone. He had his lips tattooed so they wouldn't be pink. "It made me look so much better," Dabbs said. He'd get up at 5:30 a.m. to put the makeup on before work. He avoided eating in public and sometimes refused hugging people to avoid smearing it. Dabbs decided against a treatment that would have bleached the pigment out of his skin. "I was just hoping there'd be a cure," he said. In 1997, he got sick and was hospitalized for an unrelated condition, but the toll on his immune system stimulated his vitiligo and almost all of his skin lost pigment. Now his skin is all one pale color, except for a few spots on his chest, and he' s occasionally mistaken for a white man.

The truth according to Brianna Tate is a poetic story of love lost and found. It's about friends that said they would be there forever, but ran away as soon as the wind blew, like dust on a dirt road. It's about the heartache of loosing your first love, and the courage of letting another in. Only the truth, speaks to the heart. Enjoy the ride.

There is no better way to start your day than with a word from the Lord. A New Day: A Daily Dose of Jesus Sprinkles gives you that and more. This beautiful, full color, table top display ready book, is a gift you would want to keep out for everyone to enjoy.

This is the story of those descendant from slavery, the exiled Hebrew's story. It tells what has happened to us while being scattered worldwide, while exiled from our homeland. It reveals what was stolen from us, who we are, why we fell, and our near future exodus. If we don't know who we are, then we won't know where we are going. Our heavenly Father has planned a phenomenal redemption from the curses/punishment over our lives. We have an awesome date with destiny! This book is named Trees of Righteousness, Isa. 61:3, because we are Zion, "The Hidden Ones" hidden in plain sight. This is all spiritual. Daddy God says, it's not by power, nor by might, but by my spirit says the Lord, Zechariah 4:6. You don't have to work for it, and you certainly cannot purchase it. It comes to his children by faith and because Daddy God loves us and desires to gives us the best. Daddy God will give us beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, a garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness that we may be called 'Trees of Righteousness'; the planting of the Lord, that he may be glorified.The book has over 125 full color images!

I pray that this book leads someone to Christ. If only one person gets saved after reading this book it will be well worth the effort. If God can use someone like me to carry his word to the lost he can use anyone of you. You can never get too far in the world that God cannot get you out. When it comes to you, God will get your attention one way or the other. I ran from God a long time. One day I was driving and my brakes went out. I literally hit the church I was running from. I don't run from God anymore. My pastor, Truman Carter, brings God's word and I write it down and pass it out wherever I go. If people won't go to church I'll bring the church to them. So just sit back, and let God work as you are reading this book. There are almost a hundred different messages in here. If you can find just one that helps you find Jesus our job is done. I hope this helps you grow closer to the Lord. I want to thank God for giving me a chance to bring his word. I hope you have as much joy reading this as we did working on it. Pastor Truman Carter and Steven Wayne Edwards working for God the only way we know how!

Come let me share some personal experiences hoping that you all might explore this supernatural journey with me with a spiritual insight allowing the holy spirit to guide you (1 Cor. 2:14). But the natural man received not the things of the spirit of God: for the are foolishness unto him.From a child strange events happened in my life. I would have what I thought was dreams seeing people and describing them to mom. She would tell me who they were. However, from a very small child I could see into the future. I describe events and places. This was just the beginning of what would make me a powerful woman of God dedicated to the service of the Lord.

People in today society make it so hard for people to seek help. We as God's Children must start to help our fellow brothers and sisters. Instead of talking about them, lift them up, and let them know they are loved no matter what they're going through. Abuse is abuse no matter what type of abuse someone is going through. Abuse is another leading cause of death, but people look over it every day. People that are being abused are screaming out so loud, but silently because they are afraid of the verbal abuse they will receive once they reveal their hurt. Just think about it, they're already going through physical abuse they then have to deal with verbal abuse. Once you verbally abuse a person that's already broken and hurt, you're no better than the person that caused the physical abuse to them. After the physical and verbal abuse comes the mental abuse. The victim beats themselves up with their thoughts, pain, and shame of feeling like the people in this world are against them. Stop talking about people and pray for them. Make them comfortable in knowing that they have a support system that will help them in their time of need. There is too much gossip and not enough positive uplifting. You have to be careful of the ones that finds joy in other people's pain. To be honest, hurt people Hurt people because they don't know how to handle their own problems. If you know anybody that is going through any sort of abuse drop to your needs and pray for them before you offer your help. After you pray for them let God use you IF he wants you to be the person to help. We all are guilty of laughing and talking about somebody, but it's not too late to change and start being a prayer warrior for folks that are going through. Some people really fear leaving an abusive relationship. Some people just don't know their own worth. Some think it's okay to live like that. Some people watch their loved ones go through things like that, and they think it's okay. Whatever the reason that keeps them from leaving an abusive relationship don't let your words cause them more pain. Don't block that door for them to ask for help. Prayer changes things be a prayer warrior for them.

I wasn't sure how I wanted to present this book of poems to my readers. I searched non-stop working within myself to come up with ideas for this book. One night I was sitting at home and an idea hit me; "Why don't I write a letter to my younger self?" "What age? I wasn't sure. My first thought was to write a letter to my ten year old self. Then I thought, "maybe to my seven year old self." Finally around midnight one night, I decided on my five year old self. This age I remember vividly; as I look back over my life, I realize that this age was the age when things started to unravel for me. What I hope that people take away from this book of poems is healing. We all have gone through trails in this thing called life (if you haven't-keep living) but we all have power to overcome whatever it is. Admitting that there are stumbling blocks that occur on our way to our destiny, can be the thing that helps carry us to our destiny. I hope this book helps some young girl or boy, who thinks it's too late, love themselves more than the hate they may feel for someone else; for love conquers hate.