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Shattered Not Broken the Autobiography of Barbara Brown
I shared my life story to inspire people that know matter what challenges they face in life there is a higher power they can turn to. Life can take us through some ups and downs but we are not alone.
How to Overcome the Fear of Life Through the Love of God's Words Barbara Brown
I wrote this book to inspire everyone through God and nature as we go through life's journey because even though all our ups and downs there's still a rainbow at the end of life which encourages us to live life to the fullest sharing our wisdom and knowledge with the future generations I wrote different poems and scriptures that can help people to never give up hope even though life can be difficult but always show everyone love no matter who they are I hope everyone will be inspired by my words of wisdom retired teacher school counselor author inspiration minister Barbara Btown
Learning to Walk in the Dark
In this long awaited follow-up to the best-selling An Altar in the World, Barbara Brown Taylor explores ‘the treasures of darkness’ that the Bible speaks about. What can we learn about the ways of God when we cannot see the way ahead, are lost, alone, frightened, not in control or when the world around us seems to have descended into darkness?
The Secrets of Hattie Brown Coloring Book
A coloring book based upon the novel, The Secrets of Hattie Brown
Private Lessons
In the University of Lux, there were some final year students who owed the university some extra credits to be able to graduate at the end of the year. Most of them attended extra lessons to help them catch up with the brighter students. Miss May (28yrs) was one of the lecturers who had the interest of her students at heart and she promised to lead them through their lessons. There were about six students that she taught and among those six students was a guy she had her eyes on a guy Armstrong; he was a very good looking 24 year old boy. Each time they would finish classes she would ask him to stay behind and she led him on to engage into sexual activity in the classroom after which he would return to his residence.
Growing Wings of Prayer
Barbara Brown is often referred to as a "prayer warrior" or a "woman of prayer". She was often asked about how she learned to pray and a number of people challenged her to write a book about her exciting prayer life. This book seeks to piece together her prayer journey. Follow her journey from childhood to Mariposa Prayer House. It began by having talks with God when she was in primary school. Barbara's interest in and understanding of prayer increased in high school and college years though involvement in a peer age, church youth group and Para church ministries. Her commitment to prayer flourished and became her main focus for the 39 years she was a Campus Staff Member with Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship. The prayer to God, made in her early twenty's, to become an intercessor was answered in more ways than she could have imagined. Barbara's prayer life developed through exposure to various styles of prayer in diverse ethnic, geographic and ministry settings. After retirement from IVCF the vision of having a prayer house was realized -her first owned home, is dedicated as the Mariposa Prayer House.
The Bet
Linda Vince was an orphan in her twenties gifted with super intelligence. Though rough up by a poor uncle she was able to go to school all the time since she always got scholarships. Her willingness to share her knowledge led her to Candy Gina who was from her very wealthy family. Their closeness to each other guaranteed her housing in the university. She met and fell in love with Jayson and Sulu not knowing that they both had a bet over her but she fell in love with them all the same. She had to make a choice. Jayson’s love making moves and style moved her to choose him in the end.
When God is Silent
An enduring classic from award-winning writer Barbara Brown Taylor, exploring how we communicate with a God who often seems silent. Arguing persuasively for simplicity and economy when speaking of God, it reflects on the eloquence of Jesus’ silences and how we can find ways of bringing tired, old language about God back to life.
