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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Growing up in the Jim Crow South was a withering way to start childhood. No one explained how to navigate the back-and-forth of the love versus hatred teachings of the fundamentalist church this child attended with her family. There was no getting used to the confusion brought on by a community with its rigid rules to live by. For years, the contradictory teachings of the church saddled this young mind, trying to make sense of anything to do with God. It was the outspoken woman who took care of her and cleaned her mama's house that began an education on what was real. This truth-telling soul guided the child in her care by sharing what was going on in places south of Huntsville, Alabama.By the time the child was in her teens, she had already begun a journey that would take her past the suffocating beliefs of her church and family and onward toward the life-giving message of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount. It was clothed in an act of prayer that teachers would show up. The people she met were gifts she didn't see coming. But there they were at every turn, a parade of beautiful beings holding out their hands to help her cross over to sanity. Healing took place over years of prayerful reworking of a bad theology. What she came to understand along the way is how embedded faulty thinking works its way into everyday decisions and perspectives on life. Being part of a community of thoughtful people helped make sense of the incompatible.What got her through decades of generational trauma was writing. It began with spoken Word, stories, and then along came the book. When God Goes Missing: Looking for Meaning Through the Eyes of a Southern Child is the culmination of a long journey from there to here. The stories were worth telling and meant to reach others in need of healing from the shrapnel of their childhoods. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardocver. Condition: Good-. No Jacket. First Edition. 246pgs. frontispiece. Blindstamped decorated Purple cloth. Covers are mottled on the extremities, with discoloration on the spine and staining on the top edge and across the top of a few pages. Otherwise very sound hinges and clean, unmarked text. Author recounts his Civil War experiences.Scarce. Size: Octavo. Book.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Growing up in the Jim Crow South was a withering way to start childhood. No one explained how to navigate the back-and-forth of the love versus hatred teachings of the fundamentalist church this child attended with her family. There was no getting used to the confusion brought on by a community with its rigid rules to live by. For years, the contradictory teachings of the church saddled this young mind, trying to make sense of anything to do with God. It was the outspoken woman who took care of her and cleaned her mama's house that began an education on what was real. This truth-telling soul guided the child in her care by sharing what was going on in places south of Huntsville, Alabama.By the time the child was in her teens, she had already begun a journey that would take her past the suffocating beliefs of her church and family and onward toward the life-giving message of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount. It was clothed in an act of prayer that teachers would show up. The people she met were gifts she didn't see coming. But there they were at every turn, a parade of beautiful beings holding out their hands to help her cross over to sanity. Healing took place over years of prayerful reworking of a bad theology. What she came to understand along the way is how embedded faulty thinking works its way into everyday decisions and perspectives on life. Being part of a community of thoughtful people helped make sense of the incompatible.What got her through decades of generational trauma was writing. It began with spoken Word, stories, and then along came the book. When God Goes Missing: Looking for Meaning Through the Eyes of a Southern Child is the culmination of a long journey from there to here. The stories were worth telling and meant to reach others in need of healing from the shrapnel of their childhoods. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Growing up in the Jim Crow South was a withering way to start childhood. No one explained how to navigate the back-and-forth of the love versus hatred teachings of the fundamentalist church this child attended with her family. There was no getting used to the confusion brought on by a community with its rigid rules to live by. For years, the contradictory teachings of the church saddled this young mind, trying to make sense of anything to do with God. It was the outspoken woman who took care of her and cleaned her mama's house that began an education on what was real. This truth-telling soul guided the child in her care by sharing what was going on in places south of Huntsville, Alabama.By the time the child was in her teens, she had already begun a journey that would take her past the suffocating beliefs of her church and family and onward toward the life-giving message of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount. It was clothed in an act of prayer that teachers would show up. The people she met were gifts she didn't see coming. But there they were at every turn, a parade of beautiful beings holding out their hands to help her cross over to sanity. Healing took place over years of prayerful reworking of a bad theology. What she came to understand along the way is how embedded faulty thinking works its way into everyday decisions and perspectives on life. Being part of a community of thoughtful people helped make sense of the incompatible.What got her through decades of generational trauma was writing. It began with spoken Word, stories, and then along came the book. When God Goes Missing: Looking for Meaning Through the Eyes of a Southern Child is the culmination of a long journey from there to here. The stories were worth telling and meant to reach others in need of healing from the shrapnel of their childhoods. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Do You Want to Know the Secret to Living Anger Free Forever?How many times have you been hurt only to discover that the pain and anger you suffer long after the hurt is almost worse than the hurt itself? Have you ever felt like getting even to the point of wanting to make that person who hurt you suffer more than you have for all these years?And what about your Guilt? As Christians aren't, we supposed to forgive and forget? Didn't Jesus tell us to keep on forgiving no matter what? Are you saying right now, "That's easier said than done?"Get ready to learn the BIG SECRET to act as a forgiving person no matter how badly you've been hurt, so you can live guilt-free forever. In the groundbreaking Bible Study Guide and Workbook Rev. Bill McBride will take you on a life-changing journey of forgiveness. In his 45 years of full time ordained ministry, after preaching thousands of sermons, leading Christian classes for church members and online followers, and writing spiritual books, Bible studies and online training tools he has taken the teachings of Jesus Christ on forgiveness and distilled them into 1 life-changing code and formula, hidden in the word itself, that will change your life forever.This Bible Study Guide & Workbook Includes: 50 Pages of scripture study and interpretationThought questions and discussion starters for personal & small group studyQuestions and prompts to stimulate your forgiveness discoveryUnfolding of the "Forgiveness Formula" that will clear your conscience and free your spirit.Plenty of writing and reflections pages for your personal journaling and notesThis is the perfect Bible study workbook for both beginners and advanced learners in your group.Scroll up, click the Buy button, and claim your personal forgiveness study guide and workbook today.Grab your best guide today and have a great year, the best year ever! This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.