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Red, White, and Blue: the Issue
This book speaks to all Americans in one way or another. It is a true story of Americas beginning, and Gods divine providence. We are founded upon a principle that believes in the worship of the true God. It was and still is our belief that He designed this country to be a light and a savior for the world. This is evident by the fact most people are trying to come here, or seek our help. America has had its share of internal problems; the enslavement of the Black Africans, the killing of the Native Indians, the suppression of women, and the harsh treatment of Black Americans (Africans). Through all of this, God caused her to prosper. This book is the only book that states emphatically that i...
The Undeserved Miracle
This book tells the true story about a young man that decided he was going to beat the moral system of Law. This system included parents, schools, civil authority and religion. Since he was a child, he wanted to do it his way. Feeling rejected because of his low self esteem, his mother's drug problem and the lack of attention he received from his father, he started using drugs and drinking at a very early age. He cared nothing for religion and pushed God aside, yet he would pray to God to ask help for his mother. This book tells of how God's love and mercy refused to be weaker than Tony's attempt to cast Him away. Tony learned how to hide his internal problems by amusing his friend with outw...
Four Voices, One Gospel
Part time student majoring in psychology, minoring in philosophy at Central Connecticut State University Pastor of Evangelistic Caravan Center, Waterbury, CT Full time employee at Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield in Connecticut. Email: frankline.rutledge@comcast.net franklin.rutledge@sbcglobal.net Facebook: Franklin E Rutledge Picture by Ellen Depaola"
The Undeserved Miracle
This book tells the true story about a young man that decided he was going to beat the moral system of Law. This system included parents, schools, civil authority and religion. Since he was a child, he wanted to do it his way. Feeling rejected because of his low self esteem, his mothers drug problem and the lack of attention he received from his father, he started using drugs and drinking at a very early age. He cared nothing for religion and pushed God aside, yet he would pray to God to ask help for his mother. This book tells of how Gods love and mercy refused to be weaker than Tonys attempt to cast Him away. Tony learned how to hide his internal problems by amusing his friend with outward...
Can God Call a Woman to Pastor
In this book the Author tells how he overcame a kidney disease, and how he as been able to maintain his health throughout the years. Also, he tells how he is living a victorious life. § He is an overcomer. God said in His Word that we could become one, and his testimony reflects this truth. § He is more than a conqueror. Not just a conqueror but more than a conqueror in that his life and health have been sustained, as well as possessing the ability to conquer any other circumstance or situation he faces. § By seeking first the Kingdom of God and living in it he lives an abundant and victorious life in this world! "Need a word from the Lord, encouragement, inspiration?" Well, this is the book for you. Frank B. Scott masterfully takes you on a natural and spiritual journey and shows you through his testimony -- his personal experiences, that God still works MIRACLES! He never fails!!" Brenda Engram Salter, Ph.D., Pastor of Restoration International Ministries.
Upper Mississippi River Rafting Steamboats
As a Wisconsin historical marker explains: "After 1837 the vast timber resources of northern Wisconsin were eagerly sought by settlers moving into the mid-Mississippi valley. By 1847 there were more than thirty saw-mills on the Wisconsin, Chippewa, and St. Croix river systems, cutting largely Wisconsin white pine.During long winter months, logging crews felled and stacked logs on the frozen rivers. Spring thaws flushed the logs down the streams toward the Mississippi River. Here logs were caught, sorted, called and rated. Between 1837 and 1901 more than forty million board feet of logs floated down the great River to saw-mills.The largest log raft on the Mississippi was assembled at Lynxvill...
