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This book covers many facets of life, including Life, Love, Inspiration, and Reflection. It offers advice on forgiveness, friendship, and more. It also teaches young people how to be productive members of society. This book will help you appreciate how to have a close relationship with the Creator.THE MESSENGER has been writing poetry since 1999, which is one of her gifts and passions. Her poetry is a result of her life experiences, as well as those of her family and close friends. She grew up in the close-knit community of Twin Lakes, Michigan, which she refers to as the "Country." Teresa attended White Hall schools, growing up during a time when the saying "it takes a village to raise a child" wasn't just a saying. She currently resides in Muskegon, MI, with her husband for 17 years, Robert Dye, and she has three daughters, Tamara West (and her husband Prentice), Lavonda Knox, and Crystal Dye, two Sons, Robert Jr. (and his wife Lucretia) and Julius, three grandsons (Derek, Larenzo, Robert III), five granddaughters (Ashara, Diamond, Jakaiya, Nia, and Malea), one great-granddaughter (Alyse) and one great-grandson (Camden).

Art Shay: "In a world obsessed with the aggressive explorations of other countries and cultures, it is sheer delight to recommend a classic internal search: "Savvy Me...(NOT)" a Comedy of Errors and Successes is an entertaining tour through the life of a bouncy country girl who developed her passion for music - especially singing- into the esthetic centerpiece of a normal life, - with, alas, many pitfalls -which she conquers with style and pizzazz.Readers will marvel how, at long last, this empty- nester who had accepted a kind of second-class life at the hands of other people- finds her true self by searching for, finding, then utilizing all her hidden assets- and putting them into play. This is a talented woman's story for women- for women who sense there is more to their lives- if only they could tug at the right threads to undo the tangle of their former days.Judi K somehow manages to inspire in others the feelings she found in herself- and to enrich what she calls her "late in life" overcoming of hardships and obstacles that would have daunted many lesser women.Having produced more than 60 books over the past half century, I'm happy to recommend "Savvy Me (NOT)" - A Comedy of Errors and Successes to as many of my readers as I can. All you wanna-be late achievers- this upbeat book is for you"! Art Shay: Most recent books :"Nelson Algren's Chicago", "Couples", "Animals", "Album for an Age".Scott Yanow: "Judi K is a superior swing and jazz singer who is always a delight to hear. Her memoirs, "Savvy Me"- A Comedy of Errors and Successes", display another valuable skill. She is a colorful storyteller with a strong memory, and she has a memorable story to tell. Her evolution from a young farm girl to a sophisticated singer, and her lifelong battle against her unwillingness to do something for herself as opposed to being a constant caregiver, makes for fascinating reading about universal topics."-Scott Yanow, veteran jazz journalist and author of ten books including The Jazz SingersHarry Mark Petrakis: "From a ride on a tractor, to the building of a house, to living on a farm and the taste of newly plucked apples in an orchard, the memoir is precise and poignant in evoking the smells, sights and sounds of a beloved past." - Harry Mark Petrakis; novelist, short story writer.Shelley Wruk Finke: ""In recent years Judi K has produced sensitive and intelligent profiles of jazz personalities for the Mississippi Rag. Now she puts her insight -- and her trademark sense of heart to use in this memoir from the front lines of personal trial. Every woman who has braved unexpected setbacks will identify with Judi's journey from joy to tragedy and back" - Shelly Wruk Finke; Scriptwriter, NPR International, "Riverwalk, Live from the Landing" Writer, editor & publisher Jazz E-weekly

The book is to give HOPE to anyone and to show that change is not always bad but change can also be good even when we think it is bad.CAROLYN COLE- I am a Mother of 5 children and 14 grandchildren. I have gone to hell, and back in my life, my number one desire is to be pleasing to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, who has brought me through so many different challenges, hurts, losses, injuries, and so much more. As I reflect back on my life, I know I should not be alive, but it's only by the Grace of God that I am here, so I give all Praise, Honor, and Glory to Jesus!!

Dr. Samson Chama obtained his graduate degrees from the University of Georgia in Athens (UGA) and Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond (VCU). He has over 20 years of practice experience that involved collaboration with several multinational organizations, including the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the World Bank, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), World Health Organization (WHO), International Labor Organization (ILO) and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP). He is currently a full professor of social work at Alabama A&M University, where he continues to engage in active research in several areas of interest. Some of his research projects include exploring the impact of HIV/AIDS on young people's social, health, and economic well-being, the criminal justice system and its impact on minority college students, social justice and human rights, international education, and study abroad. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed books, articles, and book chapters. He is also actively involved with several local and international non-profit organizations.

This book is a deep dive into my life story and the changes I've made along the way. Decisions good and bad and the effect of life in all of them so far. Oscar "Ofoesho" Roberts was born in Richmond, Virginia, and Raised in a religious and musically driven family. At the age of 4, his father decided to move the entire family from VA to LA to pursue his music and acting career. His father is also the nephew of the late great Ella Fitzgerald, which would make Oscar the great-nephew. With that Move, Oscar's interest grew rapidly. At an early age, he was writing poetry and rap songs till one day, he decided to take music and acting to the next level. Throughout his career as an artist, he has worked with high-profile/top artists and talent. Through much adversity and failures, Oscar decided to take his talents to a professional level to represent talent and protect them from all the madness in this business. So, he became a master facilitator/manager, A&R executive and never looked back. Now Oscar is running Ozone World with his Artist Zavi, who is also the CEO of Ozone World and Oscar is currently The President of Xstream Global Solutions & The Made Network and he is bridging many positions worldwide due to another side of his family legacy being the great-great-great grandson of Liberia's 1st President Joseph Jenkins Roberts, Oscar has leveraged his family history and legacy to bring a " Smart Africa/World Initiative Project" to your smart phone tv, etc. Through his family's revolutionary application called The XStream App revolutionary technology that will change the world. Oscar is a master facilitator who is finally getting his just due. Ready for the world and all it has to offer.

RIP. Rest in peace. Why is it that when a loved one passes away, the family and friends say, "Rest in peace?" Are the dead really in peace? The dead know nothing, so how could that person be in peace? So, what is the truth behind this saying? God makes it clear in His word where people go after they die. Is there such a thing as life after death, or is death the end of life? People have different opinions about this. People need to know the truth about where they will spend eternity when they die, and not just someone's opinion except the fact that no one wants to know the truth, and if they did know the truth, they would not tell the deceased person's family that their deceased loved one is spending eternity in hell and being tormented daily. Imagine this: You are at your loved one's funeral, and you say, "Rest in peace," and then someone says to you, "Why are you saying that? This person lived a life of wickedness, cheating, hurting people, lying to people, and stealing from people, and you say, 'Rest in peace.' Why should that person be in peace? What did they do to deserve peace? That person is going to hell, and in hell, there is no peace." Is this something you want to hear at a funeral? Too many people are being deceived by this saying only because it helps those who are hurting to clear their minds. Yes, granted, that person's body is dead, but are they dead? Or are they living beyond their grave? The spirit is very much alive. So once again, is that person resting in peace, or how would a person even know? What about you? Where would you spend eternity if you were to die right now? Read this book and find out. All knowledge of this book has been inspired by God and is backed up by the word of God in it.

Hope for Weary SoulsWhat does it mean to be soul-weary?Maybe you already know the answer far too well. And what is Hearts-ease? Literally, it is a small, cheerful flower which resembles pansies and violets. In flower meanings it represents peace, rest, healing. Ease for your heart-ache, your heart-break. Jesus is the true source of ease for our hearts. He makes this special promise to every weary soul:"Come unto Me, all ye who labor and are heavy-laden, and I will give you rest. Take My yoke upon you and learn of Me, for I am gentle and humble of heart and you will find rest for your souls."-Matthew 11:28.I hope this little book of true stories, dreams, and humorous anecdotes from my own very personal journey will give you Hearts-ease. I pray that in its pages your soul will find rest."There is so much peace and joy in Lynn's writing. It's almost liquid right off the page. She wants us, the readers, to truly know His love, to rest in His work, to look forward to Heaven, and so much more."-Rev. Laurie Langley, Evangel Cathedral"The story on page 15 alone is worth the price of the book. I wish I could respond to harsh people just like Lynn did!"-Rev. Arthur Holt, Spartanburg, SC.Author of "What I Have Come to Believe" and "People of My Journey""I personally read Lynn's book many times. Her down to earth writing reads as comfort food for the soul. I unfortunately was incarcerated when first I read it; but it quickly became the most popular book among our daily prayer group. Three men were moved to fully accept Christ as their Savior and myself finally accepted the calling God laid on me. Read the book and may God bless you and keep you."-"Preacher" - former inmate of Madison County Jail.

Radio Broadcaster and singer Samuel Andrews shares his journey to find purpose and meaning through travel, introspection, and faith. Join Samuel as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, traveling from the US to Europe and immersing himself in new cultures while on a quest to find his true calling.Along the way, he confronts his fears, discovers the power of forgiveness, and learns to trust in a higher power. This uplifting and inspiring tale will have you packing your bags and setting off on your own journey of self-discovery.Samuel Andrews studied at the Multnomah School of the Bible and graduated from the National Broadcasting School in Portland, Oregon.Samuel was the first African American broadcaster hired at KPDQ AM/FM located in Portland, Oregon, while it was a Christian format; Samuel currently lives in Los Angeles, CA. Samuel lived in Germany for 11 years, working in a Christian Missionary singing group with Joan Faulkner and also working as an artist recording the Find My Home / Price EP with Peter Hauptfleisch from the group Freshmoods. Samuel has been able to travel to more than 15 countries as of this date.

The fight between good and evil is a war that has been raging since the world was created. Every man and every woman is affected by how the progenitors of the properties have influenced their lives and how their responses to the stimulus created a way of life for them. Monica Miller, the heroine of this story, suffers from a curse she inherited from her father, who is also a victim of the curse from his father. How does it play out in her life's struggles?A maze of life's journey is the setting as she tries to navigate her way through the various challenges, pitfalls, trials, and tribulations that all the vicissitudes of life have to offer. Many ways to travel are presented, but to discover the right way and have the curse broken, she must learn the truth. Discovering the right way can only be found when she learns that there is only one way, and that is by Finding The Way (I Am The Way, The Truth and The Life - John 14:6)...

Stacey's life takes an unexpected turn when her best friend attacks her and she escapes the fight, only to be hit by a car. Her boyfriend's family invites her to stay with them for the medical treatment she needs, in Madison. What she doesn't know is that there is a guy who is desperate for her love...no matter how he receives that love. He comes after her and she struggles against him. Will she be able to move on? Will she be able to get comforted by her boyfriend without fear? Will she be able to trust God with her future?Rebecca Borchardt lives in Wisconsin with her husband, Eric, and 3 children, Amelia, Michael, and Gabriella. She is a stay-at-home mom and volunteers at her church. In her free-time, she enjoys writing, reading, sewing, crocheting, and being with family.

Hosted by an awkward young man named Tom Clancey, are four aliens who set out to prove that humans deserve to be spared from total annihilation. A dark force seated on the Intergalactic Council disagreed, so they planted a spy among the four to sabotage their mission. Mayhem seems to pop up wherever the aliens go, causing Tom high anxiety. His only relief is his romantic interest at work. These characters come to life off the pages and the reader will agree there is never a dull moment in this book, "Rescue In Time."Teresa M. Ash has spent more than 10 years writing then, stopping and again writing this book until she had a finished product in her hand. As far as she was concerned, it was never good enough to release. But, every time she picked it up again, it brought a smile to her face and moments of laughter she longed to share with others. This is her first novel and she hopes it will not be her last. After she retired, her three adult children all wondered when she would finally finish and publish this book. They are very happy that the time is now.

Can you look at a life with its twists and turns and predict the outcome of that life? Many people; including teachers, psychologists, and other professionals believe that circumstances determine outcomes; that broken lives are the automatic consequence of poverty, divorce, discrimination, abuse, or a myriad of other factors. This is often true, but every now and then something happens; God intervenes, and circumstances become stepping stones. As one who has lived it, I know that circumstances don't define, but enable and fortify; and can be used to declare the awesome power of a loving God in the life of His child. This story is true. I am a living testimony of the power of God.Iona Hollins graduated from Hayti (Negro) Central High School as Valedictorian in May 1959. She completed her Bachelor of Arts in Education at Chicago State University and a Master of Arts in Counseling at Governors State University in Park Forest, Illinois. She has spent 42 years teaching in the public schools of Chicago, Illinois, and Missouri. She retired from the Ferguson-Florissant School District in 2007. She spends her time volunteering in her grandchildren's school library, her church library, researching her ancestry, teaching the women's Bible class, and writing books for children. This is her 5th book.

Man Up: The Revolution, is an inspirational guidebook to get men from where they are to where they're supposed to be in God. All the IMPORTANT STEPS are covered! God has a perfect plan for every man's life. But we have allowed the enemy to stop us from fulfilling God's plan. It's time for men to lace up their bootstraps, turn back to God, be a man, and start a Revolution. The whole world is counting on us! God created men to lead this world for Him. Let us Man Up and do God's will! Amen!!!Terrance D. Gibson Sr. is a Christian, Husband, Father of 3 sons and 3 daughters, Pastor, Author, and Businessman. He is totally devoted to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and making sure everyone he can reach hears about Jesus. He is the Senior Pastor of Jesus is Love Ministries, Hampton GA. This is the first of many books to come. Please support him as he supports the Jesus Revolution. God Bless!!!

The story is about a young boy at the age of twelve, who faces a complete overhaul in his life; from the loss of his mother to moving with an unknown father. So much in such a short period of time. In the midst of his transitions, he encounters another new relationship that no one will ever believe. This is the first fiction title written by Ms. Burgess. As a social worker, and Christian counselor, she chose a title that would hopefully appeal to children, by blending grief with fantasy. Ms. Burgess lives in Philadelphia.

A young physician who doesn't desire motherhood lives alone; until one night, when she finds a naked little boy in her bathroom.The boy doesn't remember anything. The woman calls the police. The police can not take him to the station because he is just a little boy, and they cannot find his parents because he does not remember anything. Due to the holiday, the police can not take him to the nursery or anything similar. So the young physician has to care for him till after the holiday. In the few days ahead, she cares for the boy but the questions are: who is this boy? Where has he come from? Why he is in her bathroom? Is he real or just a sparkle of her passion she has tried to ignore for a long time? And, finally, can this incident wake motherhood up deep inside her?In Motherhood, by Siamak Vakili, we experience the universe playing a trick to wake the nature that lies deepest inside, and shows that it's very hard to escape from who we really are.From ages 24-25, Siamak Vakili worked as a journalist in Iran. He wrote literary critiques and articles about stories. He relocated to Norway and lived there for almost 20 years. There, he worked on short stories and novels and earned his Norwegian citizenship. Then, he moved to the United States for almost five years. His novel, Motherhood, was translated from Persian to English and is his latest work.