saints Who Transformed Their World

saints Who Transformed Their World
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Publisher : The Word Among Us Press
Total Pages : 68
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ISBN-10 : 9781593253035
ISBN-13 : 1593253036
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Book Synopsis saints Who Transformed Their World by : Sherry Weddell

Download or read book saints Who Transformed Their World written by Sherry Weddell and published by The Word Among Us Press. This book was released on 2019-10-10 with total page 68 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Our history is filled with the stories of ordinary men and women who were raised up by God for the people and needs of their times—people through whom God did extraordinary things as they followed Jesus in the midst of his Church. In saints Who Transformed Their World, Sherry Weddell presents stories of laypeople who said "yes" to God and shared the spiritual gifts given to them by God. Be inspired by the stories of lay saints: women and men whom God has powerfully used as channels of his beauty, mercy, wisdom, healing, and provision. In these short stories, you will discover people you can relate to. Their inspirational ways of living their faith can help you to recognize your spiritual gifts and help you live every day as an intentional disciple. When each one of us faithfully answers God’s unique call in our lives, the fruit that you and I bear will be the answer to someone else’s prayer. — Sherry Weddell


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