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    Breath For A Weary Soul
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    Breath For A Weary Soul

    By Lynn Parker

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    An honest Skeptic

    The atmosphere for divine revelation

    If you have been searching for that which you cannot even articulate, and the world’s treasure no longer captivates your attention, then you are one for which I’ve written this book.

    If all the accolades that life bestows have still left a gaping hole in your psyche, then welcome! You are in a place where God can work abundantly in your life.

    I invite you to come aside, sit for a while and ponder these words. Honest skepticism can be the springboard for divine revelation. Allow God to speak to your heart.

    May you find within these pages...
    * Encouragement
    * Insight
    * Inspiration
    * Solace and comfort
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateSep 14, 2016
    ISBN9783960289067
    Author

    Lynn Parker

    Lynn Cooke Parker was born and reared in the Canadian provinces of Saskatchewan and British Columbia. She came to America on a golf scholarship to a university in Texas. After spending most of her adult life as a professional golfer-both player and club professional Lynn began to express herself as a Christian author and poet under the unction of the Holy Spirit.

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