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A Real Man Stands Tall
When he was just a kid, author James A. Harrell Jr.’s parents divorced. As a youngster, he couldn’t understand why his father never came to see him or his brothers or provide sustenance for their well-being. Harrell spent many sleepless and tearful nights longing for his father. That pain became even more apparent when his father died in 2000. In the writings included in A Real Man Stands Tall, Harrell attempts to come to grips with this abandonment. He intimately shares what his life was like, and he offers scriptural-based testimony on the important role a father plays in the rearing of his children. A blend of fiction and nonfiction, Harrell offers poetry, narrative, and a collection of interviews to underscore a man’s responsibility to his family by spending quality time—depositing wisdom, knowledge, instruction, and understanding into their hearts. A Real Man Stands Tall encourages males to become better men, better husbands, and better fathers.
God's Gonna Trouble the Water
"For an angel went down at a certain season into the pool, and troubled the water: whosoever then first after the troubling of the water stepped in was made whole of whatsoever disease he had" (John 5:4). "Man that is born of a woman is of a few days and full of trouble. He cometh forth as a flower and is cut down. He fleeth also as a shadow and continueth not" (Job 14:1). But a Black child born into a world filled with racism and hatred is full of heartache and pain. He is born into a world where everything "White" is considered right. White is considered pure, righteous, clean, and holy; while Black, on the other hand, is considered vile, evil, wicked, dirty, unclean, and unholy. In God's Gonna Trouble the Water: The Healing Power of Words, author Harrell will motivate, uplift, inspire, and encourage his brothers and sisters to rise up and grasp the mantle of their heritage and be the people God ordained them to be--a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people. We are all made in God's image and in God's likeness.
Army
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The Harrell Families of Early Hertford County, North Carolina
Four men surnamed Harrell were early settlers in Hertford County, North Carolina. They were Adam Harrell, Sr., John Harrell, Elijah Harrell and Joseph Harrell. Investigates possible ancestors in Virginia and descendants in North Carolina.
Descendants of James Draughon of Edgecombe County, North Carolina
James Draughon, Sr. of Edgecombe County, born about 1740, married Eliza- beth Wells of Edgecombe County, born 1746.
Words from Heaven
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