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    Born to Lose, But Bound to Win: An inspirational victory over poverty and bitterness!
    Born to Lose, But Bound to Win: An inspirational victory over poverty and bitterness!
    Born to Lose, But Bound to Win: An inspirational victory over poverty and bitterness!
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    Born to Lose, But Bound to Win: An inspirational victory over poverty and bitterness!

    Written by Anthony Burrus

    Narrated by William Butler

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    This is the fascinating life story of Reverend Anthony Burrus who was born in the roaring twenties, to a sharecropper and his wife in the tiny dust bowl town of Castle, Oklahoma, Reverend Burrus was given the unique "gift of languages." A polylinguist, with a God-given ability to converse in more than 30 languages, Pastor Burrus has ministered to people around the world. Once saddled with racial hatred and bitterness, his heart was transformed and filled with a deep deposit of God's love for ALL people. Today, in his eighties, Anthony burrus is an "apostle of love" who knows no barriers. He loves the rich and the poor, the young and the old, the "red and yellow, black and white" with the tenderness of a father. You will enjoy this message of love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWorldwide Publishing Group
    Release dateDec 19, 2014
    ISBN9781094265582
    Author

    Anthony Burrus

    Reverend Anthony Burrus and his wife, Lula, make their home in the beautiful central Texas town of Waco, Texas.

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