Brighter Tomorrows
Bible Inspired "How to(s)" of Life
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About the Book
This book was written to share with fellow travelers who are lookiing for answers in their daily lives and times of trials. These Bible-inspired messages are meant to give some insight that will strengthen and encourage the answer seekers. May they enlighten your mind, calm the heart and uplift your spirit. * Does happiness seem to elude you? * A new look at the healthy life. * Tired of being pushed beyond yoour limit? * Exploring pain's role in the process of life'. * Having a love affair with patience. * Some songs are hard to come by. * The storms of life are meant to br Mastered. * Are you at the bottom looking for a way up? * Are you happy with the earring you are wearing? * One, two, three times down, but I'm still holding on. * Waling humbly requires a strong will, not weak knees. * Do you long to say "Yes" with all your heart? * Take my hand, Precious Lord, lead me on.
About the Author
Helen Kennedy-Thomas is a newcomer to the book writing field. She is a retired certified minister with the Assemblies of God and has been in church ministry for over 50 years as a Bible teacher. She has designed and written a number of church teaching courses and training materials. Thomas worked in the secular field for five years as a secretary and 16 years as Director of Tri-County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program under South Arkansas Regional Health Center. She launched and supervised a number of local service programs, wrote federal grants and coordinated many volunteer activities in South Arkansas. She retired in 2001 in order to spend more time with her husband of over 56 years. Helen, recently widowed, is mother of two grown children, grandmother of nine grandchildren, and ten great-grandchildren. She lives in Edmond, Oklahoma close to her daughter and son-in-law. She is a 16 year survivor of nasopharyngeal cancer and radiation treatment. Favorite activities include keeping up with the family on the internet, journaling, yard work, writing poetry, one-on-one ministry, reading, and scrapbooking.