Son, Moon, and Star - Scott, R. Tyler

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Résumé :
EDITOR'S NOTE: We recommend this Christian work of fiction to you. It is not just another run-off-the-mill fiction. You will probably be surprised, challenged, and inspired. What do you get when a Jewish College student, a Mississippi Sheriff's deputy, and a future Muslim Imam come together during a time of racial unrest? You get a Christian revival, of course. As these three people follow their hearts, they quickly find out that even the right decisions have consequences. The only thing they must determine is do they have the will to accept these consequences or do they turn back to the lives they have lived and face never being able to truly live? Endorsement: Tyler Scott has written a must-read book for anyone interested in a detailed, scriptural, and historically based story concerning the message of Jesus and His transforming power. Scott's characters adequately convert others through the witnessing of God's Word and good old-fashioned Southern hospitality that transcends race and religion. Scott's book does a very unique job of amalgamating the ideologies of different religions, cultures, and ethnicities into the common thread of Brotherhood. His story brings alive the emotions of a small-town community haunted by its past of racial injustices. Each of the characters comes alive by the carefully chosen words that can easily be identified as a member of any small-town community. I strongly endorse and recommend this book, though fictional, it has transformed my thinking towards forgiveness and evangelism. -Dr. Rickey Van O'Quinn Senior Pastor of St. Mark Baptist Church & Dean of Religion at Kingdom Theological Seminary.  An exciting new book from one of Mississippi's premier Christian authors. R. Tyler Scott takes his readers on an adventure that will keep the reader guessing until the very end. If you enjoy Christian fiction, you need to read this book. I had trouble putting it down and am looking forward to a sequel. -Dr. Darby L. Combs, Senior Pastor of Bethel Baptist church Brandon, Mississippi. About the Author: R. Tyler Scott was born on August 1, 1968, and born-again on January 18, 1977. He accepted God's call for him to be a writer on July 14th, 2007. He is married to Glenda and they have four daughters and two sons in law. As well as being an Author, Tyler and Glenda own their own specialty company, GUM enterprises. Tyler enjoys playing Golf and spoiling his four grandchildren. This is his sixth book to publish. GodUnderstandsMe.com

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An exciting new book from one of Mississippi's premier Christian authors. R. Tyler Scott takes his readers on an adventure that will keep the reader guessing until the very end. If you enjoy Christian fiction, you need to read this book. I had trouble putting it down and am looking forward to a sequel. -Dr. Darby L. Combs, Senior Pastor of Bethel Baptist church Brandon, Mississippi. About the Author: ...

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EDITOR'S NOTE: We recommend this Christian work of fiction to you. It is not just another run-off-the-mill fiction. You will probably be surprised, challenged, and inspired. What do you get when a Jewish College student, a Mississippi Sheriff's deputy, and a future Muslim Imam come together during a time of racial unrest? You get a Christian revival, of course. As these three people follow their hearts, they quickly find out that even the right decisions have consequences. The only thing they must determine is do they have the will to accept these consequences or do they turn back to the lives they have lived and face never being able to truly live? Endorsement: Tyler Scott has written a must-read book for anyone interested in a detailed, scriptural, and historically based story concerning the message of Jesus and His transforming power. Scott's characters adequately convert others through the witnessing of God's Word and good old-fashioned Southern hospitality that transcends race and religion. Scott's book does a very unique job of amalgamating the ideologies of different religions, cultures, and ethnicities into the common thread of Brotherhood. His story brings alive the emotions of a small-town community haunted by its past of racial injustices. Each of the characters comes alive by the carefully chosen words that can easily be identified as a member of any small-town community. I strongly endorse and recommend this book, though fictional, it has transformed my thinking towards forgiveness and evangelism. -Dr. Rickey Van O'Quinn Senior Pastor of St. Mark Baptist Church & Dean of Religion at Kingdom Theological Seminary. ...