My Journey to Wholeness: The Sojourn Continues

By Teresa K. Page

My Journey to Wholeness is the culmination of life lessons learned by a small-town country girl in the thriving metropolis of Atlanta, Georgia. Experience the author’s recent transformation—achieved through love and healing—as she forges a closer relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ and reveals the degree of pressure one can reasonably bare. Learn how to discover the truth of the soul’s nature in spite of ourselves!

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: May 4, 2015
• ISBN: 9781490877457

Teresa K. Page

Teresa K. Page is the author of “My Journey to Wholeness: The Sojourn Continues”. After four transformative years since its release in 2015, she resumes with the title series, which endures to capture significant life experiences and lessons learned in pursuit of self-discovery. Still creating a space in the Atlanta Metropolitan, Page persists to serve her spheres of impact as an avid writer and Dean of higher education. Contact and Connect with the Author: Email: [e-mail] Website: http://www.teresakpage.squarespace.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TeresaKPageAuthor/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/teresakpage Twitter: https://twitter.com/TKPageJourneys

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ISBN: 978-1-4908-7744-0 (sc)

ISBN: 978-1-4908-7745-7 (e)

Library of Congress Control Number: 2015906345

WestBow Press rev. date: 04/30/2015

Contents

Preface…

A Woman Like Me…

A Word for Tomorrow…

Vision…

I Am Worthless…

A Date with Destiny…

I Don’t Smell Of Smoke…

I’m A Woman, Ain’t I?

It Is Impossible…

Transformation…

Love Is Energy…

Saved And Single…

What Manner of Love?

Out of the Blue…

The Year of 38: The Declaration…

The Year of 39: The Present…

A Good Heart…

Heart of Stone…

The Hope of His Calling…

Evolution…

Taking the first step toward DESTINY is the dividing line between what I want to do and what I am going to do!

~ A T. K. Page Original

Preface…

In 2011, I took a step to change my life by relocating to Atlanta, Georgia to acquire my MBA! After being unemployed for an entire year, I had just enough money to fill up my gas tank for a one-way trip and ten dollars reserved for pocket change. I thought this opportunity would be the happiest time of my life. Instead, I walked into this city with a metaphorical protruding boot waiting to kick me in my teeth! The strongholds of this place did not wait for me to unpack before I was rejected by those I long time knew and instantly judged by those I did not. My initial hazing was so distressing; I almost went back from whence I came. What a tragedy that would have been!

I know I have tasted just as much dirt as victory over the course of these few years; however, it was necessary to be separated from all I was accustomed to finally see myself. I did not know I had that much work to do, until I unlocked the doors of past hurts to finally confront the emotions I refused to feel years ago. If I ever hoped to become I had to face what was.

In the midst of my troubles, I learned what it really meant to depend upon the Lord for my every need. There were moments I literally had to choose who was going to eat—me or the car. There have been instances I was so defeated that I could barely stand and points