Synopsis
"The theme of this third book of poetry is sewing seeds of faith. The author believes that her job is to do just that, sew seeds of faith through her writings that are food for thought and inspirational Writing poetry is a gift from God that Winifred Smith Eure cherishes and hopes to always develop during this time in her life. She shares that the coming years mark the “evening” of her life as so eloquently described by a former assistant pastor of her church. By “evening” she paraphrases that he meant that period of time before the ending when one leaves this earth to be joined with loved ones in heaven. Of course no one knows how long a period of time this “evening” will be.The author trusts that readers of Thread of Faith, male or female, young or old, and of any ethnic background, will thoroughly enjoy the simplicity and sincerity, with which she presents it for public reading. This book is still another attempt to encourage, uplift, inspire, entertain readers and sew seeds of faith."
About the Author
Winifred Smith Eure is currently employed in the Newark school system as a Resource Teacher. Her education includes a B.A. Degree in Sociology from Douglass College (Rutgers the State University) New Brunswick, NJ and a Teaching Cer4ficate and Masters Degree in Special Education from Kean University, Union, NJ. Added to this are 22 years of teaching experience, all of which she acknowledges as having been challenging and rewarding. Winifred was born in Rahway, New Jersey, the only daughter of four children born to the late Turman and Louise Smith. She grew up in Roselle, NJ where she received her elementary school education at Lincoln School (now Charles C. Polk School) and her high school education at Abraham Clark High School Having worked several years as a teacher in Newark, she met and married Clarence L. Eure. That marriage ended in 2005 when her husband was deceased. Because of that union, she is eternally grateful for two fine stepsons, a wonderful daughter-in-law, and a beautiful granddaughter who she loves dearly. Ms. Eure has one surviving brother, a host of relatives, and a few cherished friends with whom she fries to keep contact In her leisure time, she enjoys reading, attending plays, and occasionally dining out Her home in Maplewood, NJ (nearly 14 years) is her comfort zone. Winifred shares that f it had not been for a former high school English Teacher she might not be an author today. This teacher encouraged her to write and to save her writings in a notebook, having discovered her potential Winifred Smith Eure wants young people to know how important it is to tune into the Source, the Creator, and find out what their gifts and purpose are and finally, to be true to that calling.
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