Cuban Who Windsurfed for 90 Miles to Escape Socialism Warns America | YAAS – YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mnoFgQa69U&feature=youtu.be
Listen to this man and what he went through, then think about AOC and Sanders. AOC is willing to take away planes, trains, and automobiles, but what is she going to get around in? Sanders is buddies with Castro. What does that tell you? Wake up Dems and see the light. President Trump is America’s saving grace. God appointed, he is the only one.
29 Brilliant Books With Women’s Stories That Inspire ShareTweet
Written by incredible women, for incredible women. Tweet
It’s important to read about other women‘s journeys through life. Feel empowered and energized after reading any one of these books, no matter how difficult your situation may be.
These authors prove that no matter how impossible a goal may seem for a woman, there is always a way to get there.Check out each book’s description to find the story that you relate to, and be impacted by the incredible stories that lie within.
#9 Searching For God In The Garbage By Bracha Goetz
Experience what goes on inside the mind of a feminist Harvard grad who broke the habits that were imprisoning her in this raw and candid memoir about overcoming food addictions. Learn how to finally and forever fill the inner emptiness by nourishing your uniquely beautiful soul.
Two events where you can meet author Rochelle Wisoff-Fields!
Get all FOUR books in the Havah Gitterman series: Please Say Kaddish For Me, From Silt and Ashes, As One Must, One Can and A Stone for the Journey – the companion illustrated-by-the-author coffee table book.
Independence Uncorked Winefest
Saturday, September 14th from 1-6
Bingham-Waggoner Historical Society
313 W Pacific Ave, Independence, Missouri 64050
Tickets are $30.00 in advance and $40.00 at the door.
UNplaza Art Fair
Saturday, September 22nd 10am-6pm, and Sunday, September 23rd 10am-5pm.
It’s perfect for buying early holiday presents from local artists at reasonable prices. The art fair offers treasures from paintings to pottery to purses, from stained glass to seasonal cards. The fair benefits the 100 artists and PeaceWorks. The fair, complete with food vendors, is at Southmoreland Park, at Oak Street and Cleaver Boulevard, in Kansas City, Missouri. For info, call PeaceWorks, 816-561-1181 or e-mail PeaceWorksKC@gmail.org
PLUS A FIVE-STAR REVIEW
From Silt and Ashes 5.0 out of 5 stars
A compelling story of human strength, dignity and compassion.
August 27, 2019
A pogrom against the Jews in the (then) Russian cities of Kishinev and Odessa more than a century ago unleashed by astonishing hatred and bigotry killed families and scarred many lives. In the sequel to Please Say Kaddish for Me, the protagonist, Hava Gitterman, though badly wounded, survives and comes to America. Her wounds-physical and emotional-will torture her body and soul forever. Yet, she suffers with silent dignity and remains compassionate to others. Her story captures a tragic part of the Jewish experience, and the best characteristics of a people suffering persistent bias. It is a story of human strength and the promise of America.
Jennifer Johnson is a finalist in the Author Academy Awards!
To vote click here (page 11 Religion)for Kingdom Child by Jennifer Johnson
Fourteen-year-old Jordan Allen learned the power of prayer is not always getting what you want but accepting the answer you receive. Growing up in a strong Christian home, he knew God had a plan for his life, he just did not know if playing professional sports was what He had in mind. Each night, he would ask God ‘to help him be all that he needed to be,’ hoping his prayer would reveal God’s plan.
Several months later, Jordan’s prayer was answered, but not in the way he expected.
After being diagnosed with a fatal brain tumor, Jordan discovered his purpose would be revealed while battling for his life. In and out of a coma, Jordan was given the gift of seeing both the physical world and the spiritual world as one. He learned it’s not a physical death we should fear but spiritual death, even among those claiming to be Christian.
Jordan Allen and his family: Paige, Rosalyn, Sam, and Bear
The Kingdom Child will prompt each reader to look at the authenticity of their own faith through personal discovery of the path they’re on. We are either on a pathway to life or the pathway to death, and only a Kingdom Child can distinguish the difference. Houston Chronicle story 2011 The Kingdom Child endorsements and reviews
Johnson’s passion is writing. She graduated from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Her first book, What Have You Done for Me Lately? (2008), discusses God’s presence in corporate America. She is currently working on her third, Perfect Timing, based on the lives of four elderly people who meet in a nursing home. She is donating all proceeds from The Kingdom Child to the Allen family. Extremely honorable.
Books that will help women during the ups and downs of their 20s
Your 20s are arguably the most trying time of your life. It’s a time of great change and with change comes confusion and a feeling of being lost. These books are inspiring, eye opening and will assure you that you aren’t alone in this unpredictable and sometimes difficult time of navigating your 20s.
#1 Searching for God in the Garbage by Bracha Goetz
“I’m Not As Smart As I Thought I Was” – Mike Huckabee
https://www.youtube.com/embed/UYToz2ePoyY
TWO LLA authors are finalists in the Author Academy Awards!
Please take 30 seconds and vote for both of these fantastic books!
To vote click here (Page 9 Memoirs) for Cry for Rain by Melineh Petrosian
To vote click here (page 11 Religion)for Kingdom Child by Jennifer Johnson
Senator Cruz interview of Dr. Robert Epstein https://facebook.com/beth.purcell.56/videos/10213701251438430/?t=381
