Winnie's Walk: A Journey of Faith and Romance
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Following Jesus is never without complication, yet that was precisely what Pastor Winnie Taylor was determined to do. As pastor of a church in a small, rural, southern community, Winnie tries her hardest to carry out the requirements of her position as pastor, but it seems the most unrelenting job is preparing a new sermon for worship every week. Winnie, who is a widow, discovers that she was falling in love with a most attractive gentleman, but there are some serious drawbacks to such a liaison - John is not a person of faith! How could she, a child of God, a pastor ordained to preach the…mehr

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Following Jesus is never without complication, yet that was precisely what Pastor Winnie Taylor was determined to do. As pastor of a church in a small, rural, southern community, Winnie tries her hardest to carry out the requirements of her position as pastor, but it seems the most unrelenting job is preparing a new sermon for worship every week. Winnie, who is a widow, discovers that she was falling in love with a most attractive gentleman, but there are some serious drawbacks to such a liaison - John is not a person of faith! How could she, a child of God, a pastor ordained to preach the good news of God in Christ, possibly entertain such a relationship? What choices could they possibly make?
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Autorenporträt
M. E. Palmer has been a elementary school teacher, a mother, a pastor, a business owner, and a writer of Christian material. She followed her husband to Europe where she spent the next twenty years raising children. She attended Wesley Theological Seminary and obtained her M-Div degree. She served as Director of Religious Education (DRE) for U.S. Army chapels in Germany. She also served for a decade as a pastor to several United Methodist Churches the North Alabama Conference. Rev. Palmer retired from active pastoring in 2009 and has been in business with her husband since then.