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Redeemed
Is there anything too hard for God? Most Christian seem to think there is. We profess that we believe our Big God can do anything. We quote the scripture If God before us, who can be against us? But we dont believe the homosexual can be redeemed. We smell the residue of what they have been through, and our self righteousness assures us that he is still bathing in his vomit. We forget we are all ex-everything in the church, not something..but everything.. Ex whores, ex-prostitutes, ex pediphilers, and some of us are still stepping in our mess. We sit back and judge those who are struggling to sit at the feet of Jesus and be redeemed. The pages of this book will reveal the miraculous wonder working power of a redeemed homosexual because a Savior chose to die for me Pastor Roger Ford, the chief of sinners.
Mapleton
It is the 1950s when David Moore and Anna Kixmiller are teenagers living in the small town of Mapleton, Indiana. In a community where the people are friendly, power struggles, secret love, illegal practices, and relationships of convenience lurk behind the broad smiles and warm handshakes found on a Sunday morning in church. There is no question that childhood sweethearts David and Anna are suffering within the unhealthy culture and eventually leave Mapleton behind to pursue a new life together, swearing they will never return. Almost forty years later, David and Anna make the agonizing decision, with help from Annas psychiatrist, to move back to historic Mapleton with the hope of healing Annas troubled mind and spirit. But as they drive down the main street of their hometown, the couple is immediately propelled back into their memories, unpleasant as they may be. Now Anna must come to grips with unsavory events from her past before she and David can ever move forward and find happiness again. Mapleton is a riveting tale of intrigue and mystery as a retired couple returns to their rural hometown to find hope, inspiration, and redemption.
Return to Mapleton
David Moore is doing his best to save his beloved wife, Anna. After taking early retirement and moving back to Mapleton, Indianathe place where he and Anna pledged to never live againDavids only hope is that Anna will finally find healing from her past. In the sinful community of Mapleton, a pastors statutory rape of a then sixteen-year-old Anna is only one of the towns dirty secrets. Years later with encouragement from her psychiatrist and David, Anna bravely agrees to return in an attempt to alleviate her depression by facing her memories head-on, even as they come in dark waves. But when fate intervenes and prompts an unforeseen tragedy, help comes from unanticipated places and brings new revelations and the truth. As the past collides with the present, David must rely on his faith in God as a complex mystery unfolds that leaves him questioning everythingand everyone. In this gripping tale, a middle-aged couple returns to the hometown where the wife was abused nearly forty years earlier for healing and instead, is changed by a tragedy that reveals new dark secrets.
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Girl & Boy: Volume 1
The fictional story of "Girl & Boy" takes place in a Midwest city in July of 1973. A heroin addict mother and a hot headed father leaves Junior without parents. He moves in with his father's mother. At the age of 17, he learns a lifelong lesson in a few years. With determination to succeed, he does it! With help and support of his girl and a strong willed uncle, he's wealthy before he's thirty years old. However, he has been through hell and back and recognizes love
John Ford, Revised and Enlarged Edition
This book provides an intimate and affectionate view of one of Hollywood's most admired directors. The fifty-year career of John Ford (1895-1973) included six Academy Awards, four New York Film Critics' Awards, and some of our most memorable films, among them The Informer (1934), The Grapes of Wrath (1940), The Quiet Man (1952), The Long Gray Line (1955), and The Wings of Eagles (1957). In addition, the name John Ford was practically synonymous with the great Westerns that came out of Hollywood for many years-- Stagecoach (1939), She Wore a Yellow Ribbon (1949), Rio Grande (1950), The Searchers (1956), and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962), for example. After his death a European newspaper mourned ford as "the creator of the Western," although many of his finest films were far removed from that genre. Combining interviews with John Ford with his own reflections, director Peter Bogdanovich captures both the artist and the man in a highly readable, compact book that will please film lovers and Ford admirers alike. Over a hundred stills are included, along wit hthe most completed filmography yet compiled for John Ford.
