DALLAS, June 15, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Nothing can minister to inner pain more than the right words that capture the hurting emotion and exhale it from your soul. Author BHL shares her own "medicinal" words in her latest book From God, Thru Me, To You, a collection of whole-hearted poetry that reaches deep down to the dark shadows of your life.
Like soothing salve to your soul, the poems of From God, Thru Me, To You penetrate the hardness of sorrow, loneliness, despair, and shame with the gentle harmony of words. When anxieties enslave you, turn to this unique collection of poems that offers encouragement, truth, honesty, and hope. Immerse your mind in this literary spa that holds a plethora of heart-warming, soul-reviving poems.
Author BHL knows how the condition and morale of the mind can determine the health of the whole body. In her own life, she has encountered a number of difficulties and was constantly harassed by gloomy thoughts. Fortunately she found the grace and love of God and has discovered that her life, with all its difficulties and joys, was God's wonderful plan continually unfolding for her own good. In From God, Thru Me, To You, she now shares her personal compositions that speak of the heavenly comfort she found in troublesome times. Get a copy and be inspired today.
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From God, Thru Me, To You -- By BHL
Publication Date: March 17, 2005
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