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Behind the Collar
Discover the truth of what it means to be a pastor's wife as Sheila journeys from illusion to reality. This book will change the way you see pastors' wives forever. Direct, frank, real, full of wisdom and humor, this is a no holds barred look at one of the most unclear roles in our society and how one woman reached the reality of who she is and what she does.
Iron Balloons: Hit Fiction from Jamaica's Calabash Writer's Workshop
Jamaica’s literary lion Colin Channer presents new fiction from the freshest young Jamaican authors and the Calabash International Literary Festival’s Extended Family. Reggae’s rebel spirit blazes in this hot selection of short fiction from Jamaica’s Calabash Writer’s Workshop. Set in the Caribbean and the USA, the stories sweep across a range of moods and genres to create a narrative LP of fascinating voices. From the old lady who gives a “how to” speech on beating children, to the schizophrenic singer who thinks he’s Bob Marley, to the hotel maid who gets a sexual offer that she can’t refuse, the diverse mix of characters are linked by the fundamental principle that all clichéd conventions must be shouted off the page. In the proudly odd tradition of Jamaican music, the selections seek to entertain while asking daring questions that provoke new ideas into being. New writing from: Colin Channer, Marlon James, Elizabeth Nunez, Kwame Dawes, Kaylie Jones, Geoffrey Philp, Rudolph Wallace, Konrad Kirlew, Alwin Bully, A-dziko Simba, and Sharon Leach.
Treat Him Like a King
Within the pages of this book is a treasure trove of wisdom, which begins with the importance of a revelation of King Jesus, that will enable wives to really honor the Lord by honoring their husbands.
The Truth about Vashtai
Many women enter a relationship overwhelmed by a man's charisma, good looks or even the size of his wallet. Some women believe their beauty will keep their husband faithful, while others believe their sexual exploits are enough to maintain a relationship; there are also the women who dedicate their life to being and doing whatever their husbands desire. This is the case of Vashtai, the main character. She believed that being everything her husband needed guaranteed eternal bliss. Unfortunately most women, including Vashtai, find they have built their marriage on a false foundation. After twenty years of being all things to her husband Vashtai Terrace found herself divorced. Despite being an ...
The Calendar
Before planet Earth was called into being, the power of Darkness prevailed, absolute in its totality, uncompromising in its persistence. Then, the word was spoken, ""Let there be Light."" Darkness acquiesced, grudgingly. Since that time, Darkness has endeavored to reclaim its dominance over the presence of Light. Through a relentless regimen of manipulation, seduction and fear, the power of Darkness continues to, aggressively increase its casualty count against humanity. The Calendar is a parable about a coastal, New England town that stands, obviously, in the cross-hairs of the power of Darkness. A church, at the center of the town, represents the crowning jewel that must be claimed to memorialize the significance of this victory. Darkness summons its faithful minion, the spirit of Death. Immediately, the church's pastor of 42 years succumbs, leaving its flock without a shepherd. Darkness, then instructs its disciples to concoct a diabolical plan to bring in a replacement pastor who will answer...
Generations
“Hi, ma’am. I’m sorry to bother you, but a woman was wandering around your property. She looked lost. She told me she was waiting for a friend named Gayle and that she had dropped her off here. I didn’t have the heart to watch the missus stand outside. I offered to let her sit in my car.” He pointed toward the squad car and looked down at his clipboard. Flipping pages, he said, “She said her name is ...” He stopped and pointed to a line on his notepad. “Pauline Graham,” we said in unison. “So, you know her?” The officer looked at me with cool eyes, smiled, and put down his notepad. “Yes, sir.” My voice was shaking. The moment I had waited a lifetime for was finally here, but I didn’t know what to do. I was terrified about the thought of meeting her. It had been so many years. I took a deep breath.
A Female Pastor's Journey
This book focus on the obstacles that many female ministers, pastors and laypersons face throughout ministry. Its mean purpose is stared toward promoting unity among men and women in spreading the “Gospel” of Jesus Christ.
My Vision of Hell
My Vision of Hell: A Sacrifice for Others to See is the title of my book. It is about a dream that God gave to me in 1992. By the end of that same year, I backslid, and after a period of repentance, in 1995, God gave me the order in which to write about it. I was in such a struggle in starting to even write, because regrettably I backslid again in 1996. I realized that this job was not for me. And I knew that God had definitely got the wrong person to write for him. It was in December 2003 when God audibly spoke in my ears, "I've called imperfect people for perfect tasks, and in me [in him] are great victories." Then he said, "Write it down, put it in a book, and tell my people, tell my churches that "HELL, IT IS REAL!"
Life's Unexpected Blessings
Life’s Unexpected Blessings By: Ms. Michelle Copeland Life’s Unexpected Blessings is about a woman named Shelia whose life has not turned out like she planned or expected. Along the way she has faced some obstacles but has gotten through them with her faith in God. During her journey, she meets James, who has also faced some of the same challenges. Love soon blossoms between the two. Maybe her life turned out better than she expected.
Don't Let the Pastor Curse You
There are some things taking place within the Church that are not necessarily of God and in the process many are suffering under various curses. When faced with various challenges and circumstances it is natural to ask "Why?" In this book 'Don't Let The Pastor Curse You - and neither should You!" God gives us an answer to some of the "Whys." I love that God speaks to the writer as well as those for whom it is written because each one of us has to take personal responsibility for our relationship with God. No one should want to live under a curse when God has provided mankind with the Blessing. Read on! Sheila Hayford The author explores various biblical themes with accuracy and passion. The reading includes a variety of illustrative Bible verses, as well as relatable author commentary readers can connect to. Chapter sizes are congruent to each other, creating a streamlined appearance in the text. Readers will find the content is well balanced. The conclusion creates a strong ending for the book that is concise and complete. Editorial Review, Xulon Press
