He Chose Me - Clark, Jennifer

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Résumé :
He Chose Me was written to empower women to move into their calling and destiny. In spite of Jennifer's setback and failures, she was able to overcome pain, rejection and depression. Jennifer's experience along with personal testimonies and insight will help women to overcome the many challenges they face in our culture, church and society. In each chapter along with study questions, Jennifer's life becomes transparent and her teachings are practical and can be applied to everyday life. Her message teaches women that God can transform an ordinary individual into an extraordinary person. This book will encourage and equip women to: discern the voice of God, discover life after failure, become a better wife and mother, and live a joyful life as a pastor's wife. This book is a must-read for wives, sisters, mothers and daughters who are seeking God to become a better woman and desire to fulfill their destiny in God's Kingdom....

Biographie:
JENNIFER CLARK is the author of three full-length poetry collections, most recently, A Beginner's Guide to Heaven (Unsolicited Press). She is also the co-editor of the anthology, Immigration & Justice For Our Neighbors (Celery City Books) and editor of Michigan Roots, a Poetry Society of Michigan anthology. She's authored a children's book on college awareness, What Do You See In Room 21 C? (Celery City Books), and her poems, essays, and fiction have appeared in numerous literary journals, magazines, and anthologies. She lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Her website is jenniferclarkkzoo.com.

Sommaire:
Jennifer Clark is the author of three previous poetry collections: A Beginner's Guide to Heaven (Unsolicited Press), Necessary Clearings, and Johnny Appleseed: The Slice & Times of John Chapman (both published by Shabda Press). She is also the author of the children's book What Do You See In Room 21 C? and the co-editor of the anthology, Immigration & Justice For Our Neighbors (both Celery City Books). Her most recent book, Kissing the World Goodbye, ventures into the world of memoir, braiding family tales with recipes. Published by Unsolicited Press, it made their list for Top Selling Books of 2022.Clark's poems, essays, and fiction have appeared in numerous literary journals, magazines, and anthologies. Her work has received seven Pushcart Prizes nominations (in poetry, fiction, and nonfiction) and has been nominated for Best of the Net, Best Microfiction, and a Rhysling Award. She lives in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with her husband John and son Tom. Her website is jenniferclarkkzoo.com....