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    There's a Man in My House and His Name ain't Jesus
    There's a Man in My House and His Name ain't Jesus
    There's a Man in My House and His Name ain't Jesus
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    There's a Man in My House and His Name ain't Jesus

    By Mary Aggie

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    This is a book of short stories and inspirational poems. It is a total mix of life and it does include a few derogatory words in some poems. It is filled with situations that some people go through when dealing with difficult situations. It is funny and thought provoking as well. Be inspired and encouraged by what you read. As you will read some things to make you think or think about it.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMary Aggie
    Release dateFeb 4, 2013
    ISBN9781301235315
    There's a Man in My House and His Name ain't Jesus
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    Mary Aggie

    My name is Mary Alice Barnes Aggie; and I was raised in Waterloo New York. I am the seventh child of eighteen siblings. These books of poetry and short stories were written by me; through my lengthy communication with the Holy Spirit. I hope these words will inspire, encourage, and open the eyes of believers and non-believers to the reality that God may not only be talking to me, but to you also.

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