She Had to Die, So I Could Live - Baker, Brenda
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A small victim of smoke inhalation lay in a coma clinging to life. Her single-mother of six wept when she was told by doctors the two year old was not expected to survive. She not only survived, but today thrives by God's grace to bring you these heartfelt and encouraging words of nourishment for the soul. With this series of short stories recounting real life experiences, Brenda Baker takes the reader on her personal journey to happiness and shares how throughout the ups, downs, twists, and turns of her life, the power of the Almighty surrounded, enfolded, protected, and watched over her. She…mehr

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A small victim of smoke inhalation lay in a coma clinging to life. Her single-mother of six wept when she was told by doctors the two year old was not expected to survive. She not only survived, but today thrives by God's grace to bring you these heartfelt and encouraging words of nourishment for the soul. With this series of short stories recounting real life experiences, Brenda Baker takes the reader on her personal journey to happiness and shares how throughout the ups, downs, twists, and turns of her life, the power of the Almighty surrounded, enfolded, protected, and watched over her. She Had to Die, So I Could Live will help you see, no matter what you've been through in life God can take your experiences and use them for His purpose. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you may even get a little angry, but when you're done you'll see, beyond the pain, there's still hope.
Autorenporträt
Brenda Baker lives with her husband in Labrador City, Canada. She has a BA and a B.Ed. from Memorial University of Newfoundland. Starting a blog in 2015, Brenda rediscovered her love of creative writing. Three years later, she published her debut poetry collection, Finding Their Way Home. She published her first novel, Flowers and Ash, in 2023.