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    A World Of Poetry: Inspirational Messages Volume One
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    A World Of Poetry: Inspirational Messages Volume One
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    A World Of Poetry: Inspirational Messages Volume One

    By Sciantel Crista

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    About this ebook

    Here is a collection of my poems and artwork. I started writing poetry when I was 16. It started shortly after my brother's death. The poems just came pouring out.
    In the last days the Spirit of God would be poured out upon man. Well I was one of them. It came suddenly.
    I have been published in The national Library Of Poetry but God sent me elsewhere from there. So sit back with some Kleenex.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBookRix
    Release dateMay 22, 2017
    ISBN9783736895485
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    A World Of Poetry: Inspirational Messages Volume One
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    Sciantel Crista

    Sciantel Crista is a very rare and unique writer.Since 1994 she has devoted her life entirely to the ministry work of Christ. Never married, she lives in California. She is disabled and suffers from a disease called Lupus.Sciantel wrote her very first story, Quicksand Land, when she was in the 3rd grade. She also wrote her first poem called, THE CHILDREN, when she was still in grade school, which won her the recognition that she had the gift to write.She has also won many awards from the National Library Of Poetry. But her goal was still to write stories.Sciantel is also the Founder of her Christian Ministry called, The Guiding Light Ministry, which she started back in 1995. Now known as The Guiding Light Ministry Publications.Even though her life has not been an easy one, she did not give up her dreams. In her stories she draws all the pictures herself.Sciantel finds her strength comes only from the Lord. He has not only captured her heart, but her mind and soul..To all reviewers:Please be nice with your words. Words can uplift the soul but they can also cause irreversible harm. The Lord is always watching His own.

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