THROUGH TERROR AND ADVERSITY

McKee, Jack

Biographies & Memoirs

Alpha Publications

What Does It Take? is a gripping account of what can happen when God takes a person from the indoor safety zone of what is deemed as church life, to the spiritual battlefields that exist just outside the front door of church... With Bible College completed and a congregation waiting on him, Jack McKee was now in a position to return to his hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland as a pastor. Shortly after his return, he quickly realised that something wasn't right... the 'how to do church' manual didn't seem to be working out to what God had placed within him. He was ready to be 'God's man of the hour' but little did he know that calling would take him to sit in front of terrorist commanders, lead to murder attempts on his life, his home being attacked, rescuing people from a death and punishment list, to now having a team of like-minded people around him, reaching into the heartland of paramilitary areas of Belfast. The 'Peace Walls' may still stand, but slowly and surely the walls within people's hearts are being demolished by the love of Christ. Among those being reached are one-time hardened terrorists who have given their lives to Jesus. Men who one time would not have hesitated to kill each other, now standing united in God. Families being restored, food-banks reaching out, life in the community is being changed daily as they continue to reach out providing the answer to... "What does it take?"

What does it take

Religion & Spirituality

Maurice Wylie Media

Builder Boards promote working together, develop creativity, encourage problem solving, and teach 3-dimensional thinking. They can be stored in a closet, and can be used inside or outside. A great project for the family to do together, and they last a lifetime.

Builder Boards: How to Build the Take-Apart Playhouse

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

‘Back in the day’, Brown Square was a small Protestant enclave at the bottom end of the infamous Shankill Road in Belfast. It was a place where the people possessed very little in terms of material wealth, but what they did have they willingly shared with each other. Yet, regardless of their obvious financial and material lack, the people in this rundown inner-city slum, had enough self-belief to call themselves ‘Brown Square Millionaires’. They might not have had much in their pockets, but they were rich in hope, humour and hospitality, whose wealth was not based on money, but on having the kinds of neighbours, friends, and family that no amount of money could buy.\nBrown Square may not have produced any real financial millionaires, but it did produce quality pieces of ‘Hidden Gold’. Kathleen McKee (née McDermott), is one of those whose life enriched the lives of many within and beyond the Square, and whose life has proved that Brown Square really did have some Hidden Gold.

Hidden Gold: Belfast Brown Square

McKee, Kathleen

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