Brother Word
Written by Derek Jackson
Narrated by Robert Jason Jackson
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Derek Jackson
Derek Jackson is a coastal geomorphologist whose research focus is on coastal environmental change (morphodynamics and geomorphology) at a number of spatial and temporal scales and works on beach and dune systems at various international sites from Europe to South Africa. These research efforts link into themes such as climate change impacts, its associated sea level rise and increased storminess on coastlines. Much of his work undertaken to date ultimately helps in the development of responses to global climate change and pressures on natural beach and dune systems internationally. He has published widely in these fields, sits on several UK and international research panels and is currently co-director of the Centre for Coastal & Marine Research at Ulster University.
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5A wonderful testimony about the power of Jesus and how God uses imperfect people to manifest his perfect will. The ending of the story was not what I expected. It ended with what was most important and truly inspiring.