An honest and inspiring memoir of a young women battling psychosis, depression and anxiety The story is of a women who experiences mental health brought on by stress. A candid and intimate retelling of her breakdown, and her memories and experiences of her times in a mental health facility. Read the journal of her inner thoughts while in the mental health facility and after. With medical intervention and the love and support of her family and fiancé, she finds a way to manage and live with mental illness. Learn the importance of self care and what you can do to help yourself or a loved one going through mental illness. The story is written with the hope that others might be able to relate to some of her experience and know that they are not alone. The stigma of mental illness needs to be broken and people need to start talking about how they really feel.

Brandi Weston avoids painful memories of her abusive father, runaway sister, and mother lost to cancer. Fleeing her brutal pimp in Kansas City, she climbs in a basement window and secretly lives in a closet under the stairs. There she eavesdrops on a ladiesa church meeting. Lyndi, a former drug addict and prostitute, tells about broken pieces of a song that led her to Christ. Prostitutes donat go to heaven, or so Brandi thought. A struggle for the truth and the song aPick Up the Broken Piecesa ultimately led her to Jesus. Six-year-old Mary Beth discovers Brandi and, after some tension, the family accepts her and drives her to Beaumont, Texas. She falls in love with the preacheras son, but will her tainted past threaten their future and her church fellowship? Woven into the story is the authoras own uplifting breast cancer experience.

Ending a romantic relationship can wreck lives, especially for the one who didnt want it to end. A book that leads you from heartache to a healthier relationship with Christ.

An award-winning debut novel from a stellar new voice in middle grade fiction.Matt Pin would like to forget: war torn Vietnam, bombs that fell like dead crows, and the terrible secret he left behind. But now that he is living with a caring adoptive family in the United States, he finds himself forced to confront his past. And that means choosing between silence and candor, blame and forgiveness, fear and freedom.By turns harrowing, dreamlike, sad, and triumphant, this searing debut novel, written in lucid verse, reveals an unforgettable perspective on the lasting impact of war and the healing power of love.

Picking up the Broken Pieces of Life This Matriarch has not just written a book that is a good read, but she has chronicled some practical and insightful strategies that will help every reader understand that life challenges are nothing more than an opportunity to destroy the works of the enemy and prove that our God still reigns supreme. This insightful book will provoke you to reclaim the promises of God for your marriage, ministry, family, health and any other area of your life that appears broken. I am assured that as you read this book you will be motivated and charged to take back your covenant right to abundant living! This book will take you on a voyage, as you identify the issues in your life and learn how to deal with the pain it has caused you and others, and to move you forward with the plan that God has for you. As you read, you will quickly understand the plan of God is for you to be healed spiritually, physically and emotionally in every area of your life. Apostle Steven W. Bank & Pastor Charlie B. Ammons

THE BEAUTY IN BROKENNESS Have you ever tried picking up the broken pieces of a broken ceramic objects or glass and putting them back together? If so, wasn’t it a conscientious task? First, depending on the size of the destruction, you would probably have to search all over the place to recover the broken pieces. Then after collecting all the broken pieces, you are left with yet another formidable task of putting the broken object back to its original form. God makes broken things beautiful. Consent God to heal the wounds of your past heartbreaks and people who left and anyone who couldn’t fully love you. Allow Him teach you the lesson behind each heartbreak. Broken things are despised as meaningless, but God can take what has been broken and remake it into something better, something that He can use for His Glory. Sometimes, God just wants you to surrender. This is a key element of Faith. Surrendering is an act of strength, not weakness. Because it takes a great deal of strength and wisdom to admit that you don’t have all the answers and you can’t change your life. Broken things and broken people are the results of sin.

What happens when your ideals and desires, plans and strategies, all go awry? From what sources might one find the resolve to begin a rebuilding process? "The fact is," writes Gordon MacDonald in Rebuilding Your Broken World, "the God of the Bible is a God of the rebuilding process. And not enough broken people know that." No stranger himself to brokenness, Gordon MacDonald draws from personal experience and discusses the likely sources of pain, the humiliation, and the long- and short-range consequences of a broken personal world. And he offers encouraging answers to the questions everyone asks when their worlds fall apart: Is there a way back?