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This book is an incisive look at how the Word originated in Africa, how this mass continent was the Cradle of Civilization and more succinctly the factual Birthplace of Christianity. What a magnificent and mind challenging work which will impact the seminary world and religious praxis from Alexandria to Oxford University and the libraries in Princeton Theological Seminary. Dr. Phillips reveals exclusively without doubt, that Jesus is the Savior of humanity nevertheless; he brusquely brushes the canvasses of our minds with facts such as how, the majority of European artists and Bible commentators painted and described the majority of biblical characters, including God, as Caucasian over centuries. This has the consequence historically, of excluding black people from being an ingredient of scripture, leaving various people of color to query the Bible's relevance to them. The title and contents of "Bringing the Word from Africa," promotes a surety of African ancestry confirming the many misnomers which took place, purposely excluding the thought of "dark skin color."

Often times we don't give the female staring back at us from the bathroom mirror enough thought or consideration. We tend to neglect her. Most times she is nothing more than a passing glance. We seldom talk to her. We hardly ever tell her that we love her. Sadly, the woman in the mirror goes unrecognized. Who she truly is rarely gets noticed. If we were to take the time to pay more attention to that female gazing back at us from the bathroom mirror, we would find that she possesses the qualities of her Creator-God. In Genesis 1:26, we're told God said to Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, "let us make man in our image, and in our likeness." God's daughters are near and dear to His heart. He loves us unconditionally! The female in the bathroom is beautiful, intelligent, wise, innovative, good, creative, kind, compassionate, blessed, highly favored, anointed with gifts and talents, empowered, inspiring, spiritually rich and loving. That's you! This is the season for females everywhere (young or old), to take a stand against the lies of the enemy. It's time to arise and join forces with the female looking back at you from the bathroom mirror. Together by faith, reclaim your true identity-the real you-the daughter of a Mighty King! There is greatness living on the inside of you! So, who do you think you are?

Apostle Christine Morris writes her life story in this revealing book of how it all started: her travailing episodes of almost not getting to this point; how she had to be led by Holy Spirit even in the midst of her rebellion; and to step in to a pair of shoes that were bigger than her shoes, Bishop Morris'; from there passing the baton to someone who had already been trained.Apostle Morris was called to do this and her purpose is to assist others in their growth, expansion and widen territories with the things of God. The Lord is still keeping her and brought her this far so that she could tell her story of how Jesus Christ did it, bringing Jeremiah 29:11 into effect in her lifestyle: "For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end."