Perhaps In God's Lifetime!
...when all truth is known...
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...self-expression of talented people everywhere, and to the undying belief that life can be beautiful and dreams live on...
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"Morning Has Broken"
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Cat Stevens
(Published by permission of Cat Stevens)
Perhaps In God's Lifetime!...the book
The new autobiographical novel by Maggie Harries has now arrived and available to you. A synopsis of the book can be seen below.....The Editors
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The young child, Maggie, was struck by a car at the age of three. She is portrayed here with her parents, James and Helen. Spared by a miracle, she battles disappointments and even tragedy in her long walk toward fulfillment of her lifelong mission. Fueled by fiery ambition, she and Eric discover combined strength in their ‘heart communing talks’. Filled with God’s inspiration, this unique tale possesses a magic mixture of controversy, humorous episodes, and faith. The quick-witted dad, cherished mom, troublesome, but lovable Ethan, and ‘the mansion’ episodes, guarantee this unusual tale to be a delectable reading adventure. The story boldly empties into the bountiful gift of betterment presented to the world by ‘two heroes’. Maggie’s life is full of surprises as she captures your heart as soon as you step into the first page of this fascinating autobiographical novel.
Read about "MEG" ...a call to action!
You can purchase this book on Amazon Kindle e-book: Click on the picture above...
$9.99
Homeless Teen Has New Hope!
Did you know that Kenneth Chancey was listed in the book before the following CNN story? Go to page 217 in Perhaps In God's Lifetime! (©December 2009) Read about Kenneth Chancey...homeless to Harvard!
Links to Humanitarian Sites for Action:
Jordan Thomas Foundation
http://www.jordanthomasfoundation.org/
Flagler County Free Clinic
http://www.flaglercountyfreeclinic.com/index.html
info@flaglercountyfreeclinic.com
Luis Alvarenga
Margaret Truman, left, and her mother, Bess, look over the shoulder of Harry S Truman in Kansas City on Nov. 7, 1944, as he makes a chart of election returns. He is a relative of the owners of this website. The Truman Library said Margaret, who died on Jan. 29, 2008, at age 83, was one of the eldest surviving children of an American president, second only to John Eisenhower, the son of former President Dwight D. Eisenhower. (Photo: AP Photo)
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