Holler, Heaven and Home (eBook, ePUB) - Jenkins, Mary
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Holler, Heaven and Home is an inspirational book with an Appalachian flavor. Its homespun stories and songs from the hills and hollers of eastern Kentucky will take you on a journey that shows the depths of faith during the good times and the bad. It chronicles the authors journey as her faith was on a firm foundation then wavered through the difficult time of her husbands cancer diagnosis and then, once again, restored. The book also reveals how Gods plan and purpose for our lives are often shown through the building blocks of adversity.

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Holler, Heaven and Home is an inspirational book with an Appalachian flavor. Its homespun stories and songs from the hills and hollers of eastern Kentucky will take you on a journey that shows the depths of faith during the good times and the bad. It chronicles the authors journey as her faith was on a firm foundation then wavered through the difficult time of her husbands cancer diagnosis and then, once again, restored. The book also reveals how Gods plan and purpose for our lives are often shown through the building blocks of adversity.

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Autorenporträt
Mary Jenkins is a retired elementary teacher from Pineville, Kentucky. She is a Magna Cum Laude graduate of Union College, with a Bachelor's, Master's, and Rank I Degree in Elementary Education. She enjoys traveling, songwriting, reading, and singing and playing folk songs on her guitar. She is a former Sunday School teacher and youth leader. She is married to Ed Jenkins, and they have one son, Ben, who plays banjo, and his wife, Kathryn, who plays fiddle. Mary and her husband currently reside in Pineville, with their dog, Mandy.