The threat, "either convert to Islam or we will annihilate your race," drives the Christian black tribes of southern Sudan to send their young boys ages 7 to 14 out of their homeland to fend for themselves in Ethiopia while a war rages with the Arab Muslims from northern Sudan. Deng Ding, one of the "Lost Boys" of Sudan, flees from his home at seven years of age along with 26,000 other young boys. Deng finds Jesus to be his faithful friend and protector as he sees more than half of his companions die from hunger and thirst, animal molestations, Arab Muslim raids, and hopelessness. Three years later, under attack in Ethiopia by the Eritrean Muslims, the boys flee to northern Kenya where The United Nations establishes Kakuma refugee camp for their protection. Baptized "Jacob", Deng spends nine years at Kakuma where he earns a high school level education that secures him the opportunity to further his studies in the United States. Flying to Chicago is a grand adventure, but Jacob soon finds that he faces different enemies of discrimination. Overcoming them with God's Word and forgiveness, Jacob has the opening he needs to win new souls for Jesus.

Go Out as a Boy, Come Back as a Man

Meyer, Francine

Literature & Fiction

Advantage Fiction

Kate Stenson lives in Asheville, NC and is now happily married to Jax Harper. They met in high school, fell in love, but circumstances kept them apart for many years. Kate first married Ken Burnett. They have two children, a biological daughter Emma, and an adopted son, named Logan. By the time Logan turned six, he had suffered from severe mental health issues. His behavior alternated between violent, hateful rages and sweet, loving tenderness. Throughout the difficulties with Logan, Ken is distant and of little actual help to Kate. After several hospitalizations and countless doctor visits, the decision is made to move Logan to a care facility. Though living with Logan was nearly impossible, the thought of him going away wrenched Kate and Ken's hearts. After Logan was gone, Ken became even more distant and withdrawn from Kate. They divorce after Kate discovers the skeleton in the Burnett family closet.

The Shattered Faberge Egg

Johnson, T. T.

Contemporary

The Chaos Strategy: The Plan to Take Over America

Curt Davis

David Cohen went for another walk. In his travels, he happens upon a red door in the Broadway Theater District of New York City. It is a small door into a vast city. As he walks through the maze of his regret he stumbles, and yet is lifted into a new discovery. He had not yet met his destination but finds a doorway into a new beginning. A thinker and a feeling man his journey on this weekend bring him answers to questions he was not aware of asking. On this day's journey, David happens upon the Narrow Gate Theater. Journey Through The Narrow Gate is where imagination and reality meet at the crossroads of despair and hope. It's also a place where time and eternity meet personal pain, and it's healing. It is where one can discover the missing pieces for what has been longed for, yet almost forgotten. About the author: Dennis Stephan Cole is a pastor, actor, director, playwright, and author. He has one Master degree attending two seminaries, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and Azusa Pacific Graduate School Of Theology. Dennis and his wife Wendy founded Dramatic Christian Ministries and Narrow Gate Theater. They have continually rediscovered God's presence in Scripture while ministering in twenty-five states throughout The United States as well as in many events around the world.

Journey Through the Narrow Gate

Christian Books & Bibles

Cole, Dennis Stephan

Only one letter separates the two words. Wishful is having hope for something. Wistful is regret for what might have been. Wistful is a new book from award winning author Michael Edwin Q. It is a must read for fans of "But Have Not Love", "Born A Colored Girl" and "Fancy".

Wistful

Q., Michael Edwin

United States

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