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AslansLady

AslansLady

I am 59 years old, the mother of 3 grown daughters, Marcella, Ouida, and Melanie, and stepgrandmother of 1 beautiful granddaughter, Ashley. I became a grandmother to my first grandson, Roman Jr. at the end of March 2008. I graduated with a Bachelor's degree (in Psychology from Corban College (formerly Western Baptist College) out of Salem,... more »
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  • The Shack
    • Rated 4 stars

    This book blessed me and helped me re-think many of my preconceptions about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. Although I'm not yet sure as to the scriptural merit of everything in the book or that I agree with every concept presented, I do know that the book helped me draw closer to the Lord once again. My walk with Him had become a walk of endurance more than love in recent years, and I know that at least briefly I felt the love of God reaching out to me once more. Like any other book, read it and take away with you that which blesses your walk and leave what doesn't. This book blessed my walk tremendously.

    AslansLady wrote this review Friday, May 16 2008. ( reply | permalink )
  • Safely Home
    • Rated 5 stars

    I don't agree with everything Alcorn says in his non-fiction books, but via his fiction books, he conveys excellent messages about living the Christian life, both the good and the bad. This is probably his best book and has to do with the persecuted church in China. It is a wake-up call for the main character, who is a token Christian in the U.S. He meets real saints in China, who live their lives amidst persecution and the threat of loss of livelihood or death. This is one of those books you want to buy for everyone you know and reread yourself occasionally.

    AslansLady wrote this review Tuesday, September 25 2007. ( reply | permalink )
  • Para quýý ser parte de una iglesia?:  Mi Peregrinaje Personal
    • Rated 4 stars

    Although I have liked every one of Yancey's books, I was not as enthralled with this one as I was by, say, Rumors of Another World or Soul Survivor. I guess I was hoping for something that would really make me want to go to church more. I've been hurt so much so many times by other Christians that it is hard to keep on keeping on. Much of it seemed to be recycled from other books of his.

    AslansLady wrote this review Wednesday, March 7 2007. ( reply | permalink )
  • The Giving Tree
    • Rated 5 stars

    I first read this book in my early 20s. I gave it to my first husband. Then I read it to my first child, my second child, and my third child. When they were grown, I gave it to my granddaughter. She is 14 now, and if I live long enough to see her married and with a child of her own, I will hopefully get to read it to my great-grandchild. This is one of those books that should be passed from generation to generation, as its message of selfless love is reminiscent of the love that Jesus extends to us. This one is a classic!

    AslansLady wrote this review Wednesday, March 7 2007. ( reply | permalink )

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