Author June Samuel Article

 The Audacity to Carry On is a collection of uplifting human stories amidst changes and challenges. It is primarily about three generations of a family, with unique colorful characters who don’t fit into any boxes of norms. Their life experiences in India and in the United States of America are in a tapestry of various cultural blends, with glimpses of the glorious Tamil language.

At the core is their Christian faith, genuine love, and caring for the human family, irrespective of differences and backgrounds. Joyful sharing of common interests in literature, art, and music, forming special bonds. The legacy of giving real and vital support to those who are in critical need, suffering, and trying to survive during times of despair fuel the audacity to keep going, continue living, and shining.

 

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The Unmerciful Pain - Madison Panti

 Life was perfect when everything she ever dreamed of was sailing smoothly without any waves or sinking of her boat. Everything was working out for her good, with great accomplishments, and to make it even more worthwhile, she knew God as her savior, her rock, and her redeemer. Then just one day, her life was shattered with an unexpected, unexplained, unimaginable, uncontrollable, and unshakable illness.

In a nutshell, she fell. She crashed. She broke. She cried. She crawled. She hurt. She surrendered. She prayed without ceasing for God’s divine intervention. Miraculously, she heard God’s voice in the wilderness, and she rose again. God’s grace and majesty found her just as she was, empty-handed but alive in His hands and saved by His mercies and goodness.

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Author Rose C. Belk - "Free to Be Me, Secrets I Never Told"

 Author Rose C. Belk with her new book, "Free to Be Me, Secrets I Never Told"

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Author Dale Thompson's New Book - "You Are More Than What You've Become It's Time to Take Your Place"

 How sweet is the taste of victory? Nothing like it. And yet, how bitter is the taste of defeat. The stark reality is it is our choice how we want to succeed in life. How do we live a continual life in harmony with God, a fulfilled blessed life, a life of not merely existing but a fruitful life leaving a legacy behind for others?

We are God's own handiwork recreated in His Son that we may lead a wonderful life for good works which God predestined from the beginning of time. A path was laid out for us. By accepting Jesus as our Lord and Savior, we walk daily with Him, living the good life (Ephesians 2:10.)

God says His people are destroyed for lack of knowledge (Hosea 4:6). If only we would take God at His Word, place our faith in Jesus, embrace the whole of their existence to God's divine will, our character would be molded to the sum total of Christ. A victorious life comes through prayer and study of His Word. There's no way around it. We hold the key to every situation in life. He has given us the kingdom. This is the daily victory that overcometh the world, even our faith (1 John 5:4).

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New Book by Author Angela L. Henley

 Renee "Renny" Solomon is a college student in Roydan, North Carolina, who helps her aunt, the local police chief, arrest a human trafficker. On the same day as the arrest, she steps out of character as a straightlaced Christian and kisses her college math professor. Within days, her roommate's life is threatened, and the FBI comes to the town. The police and FBI discover a spy in the midst while trying to identify some drug and human traffickers known as Doc and Uncle. Renee's life becomes a whirlwind of investigations, friendship, danger, and love.

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Renee Izle Campos- My Scars Tell My Story

Growing up with a single parent and three siblings and not having much, my mother made sure we had food on the table. At a young age until the age of thirteen, I was molested. When I was fifteen years old, I became a Christian and thought getting married was the way out to being independent. I got married at the age of fifteen to my first husband. A few years after, the abuse began. Throughout my marriage, I suffered a lot of emotional, physical, and financial abuse and was also raped by two different men in my life. When I remarried to my now ex-husband Eddie that is now in prison, the abuse did not stop. I had to hit rock bottom and get my wake-up call. I felt helpless, depressed, and stuck for several years. My journey has been a long one. My faith in God and my children have been my strength. I am now attending college to become a social worker and am also a CEO/cofounder of a foundation to fight against domestic violence for men, women, and children. United we can break the silence, and divided we fall. There is no excuse for abuse!

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