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The Author is telling a non-fiction story of the life of someone who is commonly referred to as “Sister.” It is the story that is revealed in attempts to help others who have and possibly continue ...mehr sehenThe Author is telling a non-fiction story of the life of someone who is commonly referred to as “Sister.” It is the story that is revealed in attempts to help others who have and possibly continue to struggle with their past and present life. A life that questions who you really are in contrast with your own identity verses that which are portrayed of you by others.
Sister is someone who has lived a life which many can identify. A life of being confused at times of the things done by your parents, siblings, relatives, friends, enemies, and people in general; life whereby you are not without sin and thankful for the lessons you learned; life that required decisions to be made and it was done to the best of one’s ability and circumstances. It is a life of a child who grows up believing it is her responsibility to help others and enjoys doing so. She later encounters those who takes her kindness for weakness and rejects her because her life and purpose is not common to family, society or the church.
She thereafter struggles with who she is and why she is rejected. During this self-analysis God reveals Himself to her in a way that is nothing less than a miracle. She realizes that this God and His love is the answer to everyone’s primary need. She unselfishly wants to expose herself by having her story told in efforts to help others who are “searching” for a wholesomeness that provide the vital essentials to a rewarding life.
As one form of love, appreciation and reverence to God the Father, our Savior Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, Sister is donating all proceeds acquired from the sale of this book to be given to a designated church that is renovating to accommodate additional space needed for the children and adult “Bible Study and Sunday School.”weniger sehen