the Timing of Everything PROMISED
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In Faith Journey Publishings Spring Anthology eight writers have come together to bring you their compelling, inspiring true stories, sure to tug at your heart and uplift your soul. Discover the stories and testimonies that bring encouraging answers to the questions of when, where, and how God fulfilled a promise in the lives of each writer.For anyone who has ever longed, waited, or prayed for God's promise to them, this engaging short story collection is sure to evoke laughter and tears and, hopefully, a renewed commitment to wait, trust, and believe that God, who never breaks His promises, has also remembered each promise to you.…mehr

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In Faith Journey Publishings Spring Anthology eight writers have come together to bring you their compelling, inspiring true stories, sure to tug at your heart and uplift your soul. Discover the stories and testimonies that bring encouraging answers to the questions of when, where, and how God fulfilled a promise in the lives of each writer.For anyone who has ever longed, waited, or prayed for God's promise to them, this engaging short story collection is sure to evoke laughter and tears and, hopefully, a renewed commitment to wait, trust, and believe that God, who never breaks His promises, has also remembered each promise to you.
Autorenporträt
Kathy Khang is a contributing author of More Than Serving Tea (IV Press, 2006) and Voices of Lament (Revell, 2022). In October, her next co-authored with Matt Mikalatos, Loving Disagreement, will be released. Ms. Khang is the board chair for Christians for Social Action, co-host of The Fascinating Podcast, and board member of the Northwestern University Asian and Asian American Alumni (A-5) Club. Before spending more than two decades in campus ministry, Ms. Khang was a newspaper reporter in Green Bay and Milwaukee, WI. She focused on leadership development and training leaders in diversity and justice. She holds a B.S. in journalism from Northwestern University, Evanston, IL. She is based in the north suburbs of Chicago.