Three from Galilee by Marjorie Holmes

Three from Galilee by Marjorie Holmes

This book is truly an eye-opener to those who don't mind being honest about the role we play in our choices. The good news is that once we see and most importantly take ownership of the choices we've made, the author gives us the tools to make wiser choices through scripture and personal real-life testimonies. Since reading this book I really take the time to pray and think before making even the simplest decision. A powerful subject made simple

-Kenishen

Have you been through something that really tested your faith?

Are you tempted to walk away and give up?

Author Patience Frisby can relate and wants to help you put the pieces of your life back together again.

At the age of 50, Patience relocated to Charlotte, NC to pursue her life-long dream of becoming a lawyer. What appeared to be an answer to prayer quickly turned into a nightmare when she was dismissed for an academic violation. Utterly devastated, she moved back to Maryland, angry at God for taking her dream away from her. In the book, How Did I Get Here? The Power of Choices, you'll journey along with the author as she takes a hard look at her life and those of biblical characters who made good and not-so-good choices.

In time, Patience was able to rebuild her life and her faith in God. You too can rebuild and it is Patience's hope that this book will inspire you to take the first step. In its pages, you will finally get the answer to your most pressing question, How Did I Get Here? and find the strength to move forward. Get ready, your entire life is about to change, in a good way.

Encouragement is in short supply these days, sadly, there is an abundance of negativity everywhere. This book will help you find your way back to a positive outlook.

-B. Harris

Stephen Mark Holmes is a priest in the Scottish Episcopal Church's Diocese of Edinburgh and a PhD candidate at Edinburgh University's School of Theology. He previously attended the University of St. Thomas. Andrews, Cambridge's Corpus Christi College, and Birmingham's Maryvale Institute, and has taught in both Birmingham and Edinburgh. He was a Benedictine monk at Pluscarden Monastery in northern Scotland for eighteen years, serving as novice master, and is now an assistant priest at Old St. Edinburgh's St. Paul's Church. He is the author of several books and essays on church history and the fathers of the church.