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Many of todays historical stories offer total fiction or cold facts of history. When a Sparrow Falls is a powerful story of faith lost and faith restored, fused with reality and drama surrounding actual events. The novel is seen through the eyes of David Spence, a seminary student who lost his faith and dropped out of divinity school after the loss of his mother. He would later serve in the civil war under the command of the legendary General Stonewall Jackson. Spence encounters a moment of truth in the heat of battle. Rather than a bland spew of facts or an unrealistic gush of fiction, When a…mehr

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Many of todays historical stories offer total fiction or cold facts of history. When a Sparrow Falls is a powerful story of faith lost and faith restored, fused with reality and drama surrounding actual events. The novel is seen through the eyes of David Spence, a seminary student who lost his faith and dropped out of divinity school after the loss of his mother. He would later serve in the civil war under the command of the legendary General Stonewall Jackson. Spence encounters a moment of truth in the heat of battle. Rather than a bland spew of facts or an unrealistic gush of fiction, When a Sparrow Falls is a reality check for all of us when facing a crisis of faith in God.

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Aubrey Morris was born in Southwest Virginia. An avid reader, he eventually became highly interested in American history. He served in the Army Air Corps (later known as the Air Force) as a radio operator during World War II and later served in the National Guard. Aubrey Morris worked as a technical assistant for an international company and retired early to pursue his dreams of flying and writing. He spent several years researching the events surrounding the American Civil War. His son, Dr. Roger Morris, retired after serving in various school systems. He is currently president and CEO of the Morris Educational Consulting Group, LLC. Roger Morris also is an adjunct professor and shares his father's passion for the study of American history.