Bøger af Sherye S Green

Abbie Richardson and Keith Haliday have suffered devastating losses. Both share a common link-Abbie's dead husband, Joe. Four years after his death, Abbie still struggles to put the pieces of her life back together and wonders if God has abandoned her. Many areas of her life-especially her current teaching job-do not make sense anymore. A mysterious letter and a serendipitous meeting during a week volunteering at Camp 4Ever, bring Abbie face to face with Joe's old college friend, Keith. Slowly putting his life back together after losing his wife and two teenage children in a horrific car crash, Keith is learning to rebuild his trust in God one step of faith at a time. Keith is now in a second career as a faculty member of Timothy House, a unique residential school in eastern Tennessee. An unexpected offer to teach at Timothy House causes Abbie to take a long, hard look at her life. Wanting desperately to believe that God has not forgotten her and yet unwilling to let go of the hurt deep within, Abbie must confront the inner landscape of her heart. The decision she makes will determine the course her life takes. Can Abbie accept the goodness of God? Can Keith overcome his fear of losing someone he loves once more? Can Abbie be persuaded to open her heart again to God's love and Keith's? Abandon Not My Soul is the story of how hope and forgiveness save them both.

The peaceful farm life of a teenage girl in Germany is abruptly upended when WWII comes knocking at her family''s door. One month before her sixteenth birthday, Mildred "Mickchen" Schindler and her family are captured by Russian Soldiers. Having already survived life in Hitler''s Nazi Germany, they now face the terror of a new enemy-Stalin''s Red Army.Driven from their home, Mildred and her family become refugees along with a sad, slow-moving caravan of other families who have suffered the same fate. Cleverly disguised by her mother, Mildred avoids being taken to a work camp until one morning when authorities arrive unexpectedly. Her father has already been taken by Russian soldiers, and now she is taken from her mother and brother.Mildred recounts, in meticulous detail, her treacherous journey and the roller coaster of raw emotions she experiences -fear, regret, loneliness, humility, perseverance, and defiance. Mildred''s odyssey of making her way home and finding her family in a war-torn countryside takes many riveting twists and turns. The discovery of a secret, hidden document offers hope for a brighter future.From harrowing to heartwarming, this memoir provides a unique perspective of a Gentile girl''s road to resilience and her fortitude against all odds to forge a life filled with love and laughter.Surviving Hitler, Evading Stalin is a remarkable testimony to the strength of the unconquerable human spirit and an endearing account of God''s faithfulness in the midst of faithless circumstances.