Testimony - Jackson, Mary
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Testimony: God's Deliverance is a true story that God told me to write, which has become a testimony from me to all who reads this book. God made sure that this book would help both the saved and the unsaved. If you are saved and do not know how to have a personal relationship with Jesus, then this book is for you. If you are unsaved and do not know who Jesus is, then this book is for you. To everyone reading Testimony: God's Deliverance, your life will be changed forever as mine was. This is a book that you will want to share with all your loved ones because when you find out that Jesus wants…mehr

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Testimony: God's Deliverance is a true story that God told me to write, which has become a testimony from me to all who reads this book. God made sure that this book would help both the saved and the unsaved. If you are saved and do not know how to have a personal relationship with Jesus, then this book is for you. If you are unsaved and do not know who Jesus is, then this book is for you. To everyone reading Testimony: God's Deliverance, your life will be changed forever as mine was. This is a book that you will want to share with all your loved ones because when you find out that Jesus wants to make your life so much better, you will want to tell everyone about this book.
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Mary Jackson was born in the Lake District in England in 1943. Her parents moved the family to New Zealand for a healthier upbringing when Mary was eight years old. She had a dreadful accident when she was nine: half her scalp was ripped off when her long hair got caught in a milking machine. This experience made Mary very aware of other people's difficulties, and deepened her faith in God. Mary studied the piano from 12 years old. Although she trained as a nurse and then as a school teacher, she eventually followed her heart and became a qualified piano teacher. Mary has visited many countries, but is now happy to stay put, in her flower- and tree-filled home in Auckland. She still teaches, but with a reduced number of pupils.