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|  | | Chasing the 400
First Selection of the African American Museum of Philadelphia Book Club.
| |  | | Creativity for Christians
We are made overcomers by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony. (Rev. 12:11.) Everyone has a story to tell. Learn how to tell yours. Creativity for Christians is designed to be used by individuals or churches as a transformative and bonding experience. The first half of Creativity for Christians is a writing workshop, teaching the reader how to write her personal testimony and story of overcoming through a series of writing exercises and writing advice. The second half of the book contains stories written by members of the authors church who participated in the workshops. Their personal stories of overcoming all types of situations will strengthen and encourage readers by showing them what God can do. The reader will also see that sharing stories, even if only with their fellow parishioners in a church wide or church group project, will bring them closer together and strengthen them as a church.
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div>span style="font-family: 'Verdana','sans-serif'; color: black; font-size: 10pt;">We are made overcomers by the blood of the lamb and the word of our testimony. (Rev. 12:11.) Everyone has a story to tell. Learn how to tell yours. Creativity for Christians is designed to be used by individuals or churches as a transformative and bonding experience. The first half of Creativity for Christians is a writing workshop, teaching the reader how to write her personal testimony and story of overcoming through a series of writing | |  | | Journaling through the Land Mines
Companion journal to my novel, Land Mines.
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Carolyn James, a mother of two pre-teen children, keeps a journal to help her navigate the land mines of separation and divorce when her husband, a doctor, leaves her for his yoga instructor. Through her journal, the reader sees how Carolyn rebuilds her life through self-help, self-reflection, and the grace of God.
font size="3">Carolyn James’ life looked great—new job teaching writing at a law school, 11 year marriage to a doctor, mother of a preteen son and daughter, living in a McMansion in suburban Boston. But she is thrown onto the mine fields of separation and divorce when her husband leaves her for his yoga instructor, taking most of their money, stability, and what’s left of her self-esteem. Always a writer, for the next three years, Carolyn keeps a “divorce journal” to cope and rebuild. From optimism to fear, and humor to sadness, Carolyn w |
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