On My Way Home
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Deborah Armin, a spiritually-aware child was brought up with no guidance except a children’s bible. Confusion about men’s behaviour towards her as a child led to abusive relationships. She moved to America to work as a nanny where the downward spiral continued however despite other spiritual influences Deborah became aware of God’s call on her life.
After returning to the UK, Deborah gained a degree in theology from the LST, helped her father turn to Christ, and in so doing, restored their relationship.
This book shows the importance of the gift of a bible, how God will search out His ‘lost sheep’ and how an abusive relationship can be restored.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781780781303
ISBN10: 178078130X
Deborah Armin
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2018
Publisher: Authentic
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