VAN NUYS, Calif., July 19, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- We are all God's children and our destiny is to serve, worship and love Him. Christian poet Richard Kamurasi believes strongly in this and with the release of his new book, The Spiritual Mirror for the Soul, he shares with his readers the word of God through the art of prayer poems.
The Spiritual Mirror for the Soul is a poetry collection that spreads the word God in the Bible and is also an open Holy book of how God truly sees us. Poems will touch your heart by invoking you to salvation, restoration, hope, encouragement and spiritual growth. Essentially, this book is Biblical to teach, rebuke, correct and can be used to train yourself in righteousness. Most importantly, it will make readers realize that we are all God's children predestined for the purpose of His will.
Strengthen your faith and reform yourself by ordering a copy of The Spiritual Mirror for the Soul online at Xlibris.com or at your local bookstore today! All proceeds of this book's sales shall go to the Kamurasi Foundation that shall undertake the task to use it effectively and consciously for the work of the activities organized by the organization.
About the Author
Richard Kamurasi is a Christian poet born in Uganda and founder of the Kamurasi Foundation that contributes to community cooperation in the field of education for development or in vocational training and advanced professional training.
The Spiritual Mirror for the Soul * by Richard Kamurasi
DEVOTIONAL PRAYER POEMS OF THE SOUL ON HOPE, ENCOURAGEMENT AND
PROSPERITY
Publication Date: May 31, 2007
Picture Book; $19.99; 186 pages; 978-1-4257-3884-6
Picture Book Hardcover; $29.99; 186 pages; 978-1-4257-3885-3
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