Name: A Formula of Success for Troubled Areas (en Inglés)
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Author: Rev Herbert L. Jones Sr
ISBN: 9781628390667

portada A Formula of Success for Troubled Areas (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Xulon Press

Autor

Rev Herbert L. Jones Sr

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

186

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781628390667

A Formula of Success for Troubled Areas (en Inglés)

Rev Herbert L. Jones Sr (Autor) · Xulon Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "A Formula of Success for Troubled Areas (en Inglés)"

The readers of this book will all be inspired to come together in community worthwhile goals. They will learn the value of forming a UNIFIED FRONT to overcome surmountable odds. Being Forcus and keeping their goals in view. Reenactment of the play include in this text will again MAGNIFY the Importance of TOGETHERNESS. Toward this goal, it is my prayer that this book will inspire many of you to strive to reach the mountaintop. This book is about how a unified people were bound together in purpose to usher in a better day, a day of hope, and a day of reaping the promises of Almighty GOD. The author takes a backwards glance at conditions when the quest began to improve the life of those who had been left outside the better jobs in life and the day they were included. That day happen in 1978. The Author Challenges you to remember that the struggle for human rights, justice, equality and economics fairness must continue. Although much progress was made during our day, much more need to be done. Even with money in the pockets and PHD'S on the walls we still have not arrived. He further questions where today's fear comes from which prevents so many from participating in the work set forth by their fore-parents. He reasons, perhaps those who were born in the late 50's and early 60's saw too much during the Civil Rights Movement. Maybe as children, they were traumatized as they were eyewitnesses to slavery being RELIVED. Dogs were biting their people, Firemen water hoses were tearing their skin, and they watched as many were handcuffed and haul off to jails, This generation was overwhelmed and may have decided they wanted no part of the pain. Future generations will pick up the work and finish what we started. Until then, please remember 1st Corinthians 3:22-23, which says, "All is yours, and we are all in Christ and Christ is GOD." Remember all is Yours!