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Never Eat Chocolate in the Dark - Prosser, Rita
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What consequences can possibly come from eating chocolate in the dark? Have you had a dangerous encounter with a feisty copperhead recently? Were you fascinated or repulsed? How would you respond if the Holy Spirit compared you to your ungrateful, whiny cat? Rita will answer these questions, as well as others, as she takes you on an emotional rollercoaster journey through some simple adventures in her life, showing how God can use ordinary, everyday events to teach spiritual truths. In this collection of short stories, you'll chuckle as she tries to rescue a snapping turtle in Good Deed Gone…mehr

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What consequences can possibly come from eating chocolate in the dark? Have you had a dangerous encounter with a feisty copperhead recently? Were you fascinated or repulsed? How would you respond if the Holy Spirit compared you to your ungrateful, whiny cat? Rita will answer these questions, as well as others, as she takes you on an emotional rollercoaster journey through some simple adventures in her life, showing how God can use ordinary, everyday events to teach spiritual truths. In this collection of short stories, you'll chuckle as she tries to rescue a snapping turtle in Good Deed Gone Bad. Tears will flow as memories surface in Recollections of Buster. Gaze into God's Crayon Box and catch a fresh vision of God and His amazing creation. Through laughter and tears, you'll be encouraged, exhorted, and entertained as Rita opens her heart and life and shares insightful biblical teaching from experiences of everyday living. So grab your favorite chocolate treat and be prepared to be blessed! Rita Prosser has been both speaker and teacher for various ladies' ministry meetings, having a heart to encourage women by sharing God's Word. A native Kentuckian, she currently resides in the Sandhills of North Carolina. Rita and her husband, Dan, have been married 33 years and are actively involved in their church.