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Wendy lucha cada día contra los crueles desafíos de la pobreza, el crimen y las drogas en su barrio urbano de Nueva Orleans, Luisiana, Estados Unidos. "Había una vez una niña" es la conmovedora y verídica historia de cómo ella cree, contra todas las probabilidades, que sobrevivirá. La madre de Wendy le enseña a rezar, y eso es precisamente lo que hace, incluso cuando la esperanza de una vida mejor es fugaz y quizás imposible. En su lucha por negarse a rendirse ante sus circunstancias, en sus esperanzas y en sus sueños, Wendy le pide fervientemente a Dios que la libre milagrosamente. Mientras lees la historia de Wendy, recuerda que NO eres tus circunstancias. A través de Dios, puedes supera.RESEÑAS PARA: HABIA UNA VEZ UNA NIÑA: UNA MEMORIAMe encanta el corazón de este libro, oro por cada persona que tenga la oportunidad de leerlo que sean bendecidos con tu historia. ¡Besos y abrazos!_x0014_ Yvette Henry coanfitrión del canal de YouTube, _x001C_ Beleaf In Fatherhood_x001D_ (Detrás de la paternidad) (Sra. Melanin), www.beleafinfatherhood. com y el Podcast _x001C_ How Married are You_x001D_ (Qué tan casado estás). Wendy Randall ha escrito una memoria que va a inspirar a otros a creer en ellos mismos y a hacerse cargo de sus vidas. Sus reflexiones perspicaces demuestran su carácter firme, coraje y una fuerte creencia en ella misma. Wendy desarrolló herramientas a temprana edad que le ayudaron a mantenerse motivada continuamente en la vida. Ella describe poderosamente su forma de mantenerse a salvo como manera de escape: El soñar despierta. Ella nunca dejó de soñar e hizo todo lo necesario para asegurarse que se hiciera realidad. Como ella dice, _x001C_ No me rendiré ante mis circunstancias._x001D_ Esta es una historia de tremenda valentía y determinación._x0014_ Martha E. Casazza, Ed.D. Consultora Educacional y Autora. Desde el momento que comencé a leer Había una vez una niña de Wendy Randall, sentí como si inmediatamente me hubiera transportado a Nuevo Orleans en el barrio noveno en la década de los sesenta. Randall cuenta la historia apasionante de los estragos del día a día al crecer en un habitacional en el barrio de florida, donde ella y su familia estaban rodeados de crimen y pobreza. Es a través de su fe, perseverancia, amor al idioma y a la cultura francesa que Randall supera las dificultades de su niñez y persigue su búsqueda hacia una vida mejor. Había una vez una niña nos recuerda la importancia del soñar y del impacto poderoso que sólo una experiencia o persona puede tener en nuestras vidas._x0014_ Jennifer M. Rodríguez, especialista del consejo académico y de becas para el desarrollo del francés en Louisiana (CODOFIL) siglas en inglés.SOBRE LA AUTORAOriginaria de Nueva Orleans, Luisiana, Wendy ha pasado la mayor parte de su carrera educando, aconsejando e inspirando a otros a perseverar más allá de los desafíos de la vida. Ella sabe qué fácilmente las circunstancias pueden superar el potencial de una persona. La mentalidad de Wendy completamente centrada en Cristo la motivó a volverse fluida en francés y español. Hoy en día, Wendy sirve junto a su esposo en el ministerio y el trabajo misionero alrededor del mundo.

Zebedee's Calling brings 11th Century England to life, with key battles and royal successions, as well as the efforts among a group of zealous Christians to have access to Scripture written in English. Along with revelations about rulers, military tactics and the Church, there also are descriptions of Anglo-Saxon society and daily life. Although this story is historical fiction, it parallels our time. The accounts of Christian leaders and martyrs who strove to make the Bible accessible to the people draw attention to the immeasurable value of Scripture, and how blessed we are to possess it today.

The nurturing of a devoted parent, the kindness of a closest friend, and the loving heart of an often-misunderstood Father...all were the things Elijah, the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, found in his weakest moment when lying under a broom tree. Though he'd performed extraordinary miracles and offered faith-filled prayers, anxiety and depression drove him to a place where he asked God to end his life. Elijah's story was much like our own because he was an ordinary person, just like you and me.Discover God's extraordinary, sustaining love that is specifically for you.Find the answer to what is at the core of today's identity issues.Conquer difficulty in forgiving others.Learn to love the way God uniquely made you, flaws and all.Written by a board-certified pediatrician with almost 20 years of clinical experience, Under The Broom Tree explores the mental health epidemic of this generation with fearless faith, openhearted honesty, and refreshing transparency.What Others Say About This Book:B.E. Mathews deftly spins a wonderful and thought-provoking brief story that bridges the Old Testament with the modern day world, showing once again that the Bible and God's teachings transcend time and societal values. Under the Broom Tree will have you re-examine your faith and everything you thought to be true with insightful and delicious recountings of a woman coming to age in a culture that misplaces its values of what true beauty are. %Julia Mathew, MSN Author Bio:Dr. Beena Wilkins, who writes under the pen name B. E. Mathews, is a graduate of The University of Texas Medical Branch and completed her pediatric residency training at The University of California at Irvine. She is a board-certified pediatrician with almost two decades of dedication to the well-being of children and adolescents. In her debut book, Under The Broom Tree, she offers a fresh perspective regarding current mental health issues and shares her own soul-searching story about growing up in a hushed, closed-off Indian culture. She uses the life of Elijah, the greatest prophet of the Old Testament, as a powerful example of the common, fallible humanity in all of us. She is a Texas girl at heart, but currently resides in Florida with her husband and sons.

Does God have a plan for me and my life? How do I know what job to take or whom to date? The Bible tells us you can "test and approve" God''s Will. You can know His will and examine Scripture to provide God''s direction for your life. The book of Romans tells us that as we are transformed by God, we are able to discern His Will. Are you ready and willing to let your life be transformed by God''s Word and His Holy Spirit? In less than five minutes each day this book will walk you through practical steps in Scripture in order to be transformed by God and to better understand His plan for your life.Endorsement:I want everyone to get ready for "God''s Plan for You," written by Tim Outlaw. God has plans for you and your life. Pick up this book today!ΓöÇChuck Norris ChuckNorris.comAbout the Author:Tim grew up knowing the reality of God from a young age but struggled how to understand His will. After more than fifteen years of seeking Jesus, being transformed by His Word and Holy Spirit, and serving the Church around the world, he has gained confidence in knowing God''s plan for his life. Tim wrote this book to share the wisdom he has gained in understanding God''s personal plan for every follower of Christ.

A few days shy of her 55th birthday, DeBorah finds herself living in a homeless women''s shelter. Her education and accomplishments to this point say that she should not be there, however, the reality of her lack of income and inability to maintain housing insists otherwise. Attitudes, myths, and perceptions about poverty provide the backdrop for advocacy towards a bill of rights for people experiencing homelessness and call for the right to counsel for people facing eviction. Justice and equity considerations, systematic and institutional dynamics, and the trauma of homelessness frame this personal journey of loss, enlightenment, and empowerment.Endorsement: Beyond Charity: A Sojourner''s Reflections on Homelessness, Advocacy, Empowerment, and Hope by Dr. DeBorah Gilbert White is much more powerful than just reflections on homelessness. It is a "Call to Action." Those of us who are compassionate, spiritual beings, must become activists, to ensure that our people are living in safe, affordable housing. She points out that the propaganda, about the homeless population, has been created to elicit both a lack of empathy and a lack of action. We must correct this inhumane condition that impacts over 2.5 million children, with another 15% of the population in each state, struggling with housing insecurity. Our preconceived notions, of homelessness, are not accidental and are challenged, in Dr. Gilbert White''s book. Over half, of those who are homeless, are Melanics (People of Color). Her book is a frightening reminder, that those of us who live in comfortable homes could become homeless, overnight, due to a myriad of circumstances, including mental illness, COVID-19, ageism, and racism. Dr. Gilbert White is a dedicated, advocate who presents a compelling statement about why and how the United States of America must make housing our people, and passing a bill of rights for the homeless, a priority. Everyone deserves housing!-Dr. Ayo Maria Gooden, President Delaware Valley Association of Black PsychologistsAbout the Author: DeBorah Gilbert White is a social psychologist, diversity and inclusion expert, educator, and social justice advocate. She is the founder of HerStory Ensemble LLC, a community-based organization focused on the social and economic empowerment of women who are experiencing homelessness, formerly homeless, and at risk of homelessness. She continues to work for protective and equitable homeless policies and legislation, and for housing as a human right locally and nationally.