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    My Journey Back To Joy
    My Journey Back To Joy
    My Journey Back To Joy
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    My Journey Back To Joy

    By C. Spring

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    My Journey Back To Joy is a narrative journey through poetry about a life filled with pain. We walk with the author through painful experiences, their consequences and her reactions; ultimately arriving at a place of healing, restoration and joy through her relationship with the Messiah Jesus.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherC. Spring
    Release dateMay 16, 2017
    ISBN9781370403288
    My Journey Back To Joy
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    C. Spring

    "Poetry married Passion" This sums up the writing style of author C. Spring. What does the "C" stand for? Her pseudonym has gone from Chantelle Spring to Chantelle Spring-Dupres, to Chantal Spring; it has come home to rest with a simple initial. Her latest book is the 2014 "My Journey Back To Joy".

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