Prayer That Break Spiritual Chain Book Report

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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give thanks, honor, and glory to God, Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit, who has given me the gift of writing to inspire, encourage, provoke change, and bless people through the writing of this book, “Prayers That Break Spiritual Chains”. I thank God for the two loves of my life, the fire to my furnace, and future authors themselves, my two beautiful daughters, Kenesia and La’Tanya. I thank God for my grandbabies, Ta’Nya and Elijah. I also want to thank Bridgette Early who has always supported my ministry and dream. I love you so much big sister, but your real name is (Ms. MIA)! I want to thank Wilda and Herman Curley for the catered food for my book review. And for all the distraction calls she made to give me a great laugh while writing this book. We had an awesome luncheon, and I look forward to doing it again, but without the guests. I love you so much little sister! …show more content…
You have answered my prayers after many years of wondering how it was going to come to fruition and doing extensive research for the right publishing company. I know God has used you tremendously to help me with this process and I am eternally grateful for your family and ministry!
I want to acknowledge Techa Bunyon and Vonda Hill for their prayers and encouragement over the years, because they were the first few people who knew I was writing a prayer book, and had the privilege of seeing the book
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