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Books That
Reveal Today's Christian Heroes...
While Shaping
Our Hearts for Tomorrow.
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Novel #1,
Daughter of China
Like young women
everywhere, Mei Lin longs for an education, a career-even love.
But the system she lives in doesn't tolerate religious belief and
Mei Lin finds herself in solitary confinement in a Chinese prison
facing torture unless she denies her faith. Must she abandon her
faith to have the life she's dreamed of? Daughter of China
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Novel
#2, Across the China Sky
While Mei Lin
spend her summer rescuing orphans in Shanghai, her fiancé Liko is being seduced into a secret cult by a young woman who claims to be a new house church Christian. How will Liko escape the brainwashing,
seduction, and coercion of this evil cult? Will Mei Lin lose both her
father and her
fiancé to the clutches of the vicious Eastern Lightning Cult? |
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Novel #3,
I'll Cross the River
Young Soon has one
desire-- she wants to hear her children laugh. A widow, pregnant
with her third child, Young Soon cooks grass soup just to survive.
The town loud speaker, her only news source, brags daily that her
beloved North Korea is prospering while the rest of the world is
starving. She believes the loud speakers and is shocked when her
brother, a military soldier, informs her that millions in North
Korea are starving. A smuggled newspaper reveals there is food just
over the border in China.
Will Young Soon be forced to abandon her communist beliefs? Must she
risk her life and the lives of her children to cross the guarded
Tumen River?
Inside China, 21-year-old Mei Lin
launches her first missionary tour. While on a journey of miracles,
Mei Lin has a heart-pounding dream of a baby crying out to her from
murky waters. Who is this baby? How will she find him? |
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Spiritually Parenting Your Preschooler
Teach your infant, toddler, or preschooler to experience God
in a real way.
Win the two-year-old “No-No!” war
without emotional scars
Build esteem in your adopted child
Raise your child alone
Select the school that is right for
your child and holds fast to your values
Hear your child pray, expecting answers … then see the miracles!
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Sometimes it surprises people to know that authors have to pay for their
books! I didn't write my books to take the readers' money, but to
equip readers with the courage and love they will need to overcome evil
with good and live life here to inherit the kingdom of heaven.
So please, if you can afford
a book, buy one and loan it to others. In handing your copy to a
friend, you may change a life and build the kingdom of God!
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Hope Flinchbaugh is an author,
freelance writer, and homeschooling mom from Pennsylvania.
She authored
Daughter of China, a novel based on true stories of religious
persecution in China and women who face the one child policy there.
Daughter of China received a Catherine Marshall Christy Award of
Excellence in 2003. Hope’s nonfiction book, Spiritually Parenting Your
Preschooler, was released in August 2003. .She is a contributor to
Soul Matters, a series released in bookstores and
Sam's Clubs in 2005. Hope’s latest novel, Across the China Sky,
will be released in the fall of 2006.
C. Hope can be contacted through the following email addresses:
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parentinghope@seehope.com |
hope@seehope.com |
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