Author R.J. Greer’s New Book, ‘I Used to Be Nothing!’ is a Thrilling Work That Brings Together Science and Faith to Explain the Creation...
BOURBONNAIS, Ill. - August 29, 2022 - (Newswire.com)
R.J. Greer, who holds a bachelor's degree in biology and a lifelong love of nature and science, has completed her new book, "I Used to Be Nothing!": a firsthand account of the beginning of the universe and the creation of the Earth which explores how God created everything and the science behind the ways in which He did it.
"The purpose of this book is not to create controversy, although I know it is inevitable," writes Greer. "My goal is to help children grow in their faith and trust in God the Father and Creator while growing in their fascination of science. Theology and scientific study can coincide harmoniously. I want to help children and adults, who learn at a very young age about God as Creator with oversimplified scientific information, grow in their understanding of science, as well as faith that God created all the complexities of the very science they are learning about."
Published by Covenant Books of Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, R.J. Greer's new book is a wonderful tale for those who wish to marry one's faith in God and love of science, such as Greer has done in her life. Full of vibrant illustrations and detailed yet easy-to-understand explanations of the scientific methods behind how life was formed on Earth, Greer encourages her readers to not give up on their faith in God or scientific beliefs but to find a way in which they can complement each other.
Readers can purchase "I Used to Be Nothing!" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
Covenant books is an international Christian owned and operated publishing house based in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. Covenant Books specializes in all genres of work which appeal to the Christian market. For additional information or media inquiries, contact Covenant Books at 843-507-8373.
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Rachelle Galipeau’s New Book ‘Fractured’ is a Powerful Memoir Detailing the Author’s Recovery Following a Traumatic Injury That Changed the Course of Her Life
Fulton Books author Rachelle Galipeau, a poet and author who resides in Western New York with her family, has completed her most recent book "Fractured": an impactful and encouraging autobiographical account following the author's journey of rehabilitation following a contest of strength that altered her life.
"I am almost 20 years 'recovered' from a traumatic injury," writes Galipeau. "One not suffered from any heroic undertaking—or at least not heroic in the traditional sense. A stubborn strength of mind (over minutiae of matter) shattered my arm and unquestionably altered my destiny. While my intention was to show strength, what resulted created a facade of weakness that did not reflect my true persona or grit of character. That personal discovery of flawed disposition set off a chain reaction of self-discovery, realized trauma, and the undeniable need for healing. All of it would take so much time, but of that, I had plenty."
Galipeau continues, "My process of thought runs a wayward course, which is interesting given my propensity for marked discipline. My journey is an interesting one, and the path along the way is profound in reflective, philosophical thought. I have tried to capture it as it happened, in the very way that it happened, in the sincere hope that my journey draws some interest, if only to satisfy the curious pursuits of others. Some of my blessings have been inopportune but still qualify as blessings, nonetheless. As individuals, we may travel differently, we may travel in opposite directions and via different modes, but we all must make our way through it. Life may not be as black-and-white as a chess board, but it does require moves and strategies for achieving shocking and beautiful results. It is not typically an all-or-nothing dichotomy of linear events. Life is more complicated than that. Learn it, calculate it, and set it up! Your own awakening may be just ahead. Open your mind! Enjoy the ride! Cheers to our journey through this life!"
Published by Fulton Books, Rachelle Galipeau's book is an eye-opening and introspective memoir that details not only the author's physical recovery but the self-realizations she discovered along the way with the help of others. Galipeau creates an honest work that gives readers the opportunity to witness the growth and strength the author displayed throughout her recovery and invites them to learn something about themselves along the way.
Readers who wish to experience this irreverent work can purchase "Fractured" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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Joseph Cubbage’s new book ‘Campfire Stories’ is a gripping collection of outrageous short stories as told by lively friends around a campfire
Fulton Books author Joseph Cubbage, a husband, father, and published author, has completed his most recent book "Campfire Stories": a captivating collection of short stories as told by a group of friends during their annual camping weekend.
The friends in this novel spice up their years-long camping tradition with a new game, writing, "The game was to have everyone guess if the story was true or not. The Chosen Family had been friends for years. Decades, in some cases, so everyone knew each other's personal stories fairly well. That was what made the campfire stories game so fun. You tried to come up with the best story you could. The point was to try to surprise your closest friends. To try to tell them something they had never heard before."
Published by Fulton Books, Joseph Cubbage's dynamic novel follows a group of friends as they have their annual camping weekend. During story time around the campfire, they have to figure out if a killer gets right with his God before going to prison? Can true love survive a pandemic lock-down? Will a book found in the floorboards reveal a traumatic past? Will a family's dog lead a detective to a town's secret? Can a missing camper, a broken leg, or a pretty redhead bring an end to life-long friendships?
Cubbage's writing allows readers to dive into this decades-long friendship and guess alongside the characters which stories are true, fiction, or embellished. The friends drink, laugh, and tell stories all weekend, hoping to avoid the looming darkness of the nights. This novel, and each story within it, twists and turns, and neither readers nor characters know where it's going to end up.
Readers who wish to experience this captivating work can purchase "Campfire Stories" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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Stephen Harris’ New Book ‘Early Times’ is an Endearing Tale of a Father and the Wisdom-Filled Memories He Left With His Son
Fulton Books author Stephen Harris, a proud veteran of both military and law enforcement service, and a co-founder of an esteemed group of retired law enforcement officers, has completed his most recent book "Early Times": a heartwarming story that follows a father and son's series of adventures. Tag along with the author as he reminisces on the good times, the amusing times, and the bizarre times he spent with his dad.
Harris shares, "This is an adventuresome, humorous story of a father and son that takes place in the yesteryear of Florida. The story entails fishing tales, fish tails, hunting, and wild, unbridled revelry. Of course, there is a spiced or spiked flavor of a wee dram of spirits to accentuate the frolic and comedy of the characters."
Published by Fulton Books, Stephen Harris' book is a fascinating recollection that portrays the great influence of a father on his child's development.
This is such a great read.
Readers who wish to experience this lovable work can purchase "Early Times" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes and Noble.
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Cynthia Culbreath’s New Book ‘The Olympian Leap: The Life and Legacy of Josh Culbreath’ is a Moving Tribute to an Immensely Talented, World-Renowned Athlete
Fulton Books author Cynthia Culbreath, the cousin of Josh Culbreath, has completed her most recent book "The Olympian Leap: The Life and Legacy of Josh Culbreath": a gripping and potent biography that was written to revitalize the memorable story of Josh Culbreath.
Author Cynthia Culbreath writes, "As a young boy, Joshua Culbreath's family joined Mt. Zion AME Church in Norristown. His Sunday School teacher was Mrs. Lillian Bright of Willow Street, Norristown. Mrs. Bright encouraged Josh to be in the church program plays. He was a small boy for his age, but he was a talented speaker, and he can remember his lines. A few years went by, and Josh was much older. He said to Mrs. Bright, 'Why do you always want me to be in the same plays doing the same thing? I'm older now.'
Mrs. Bright said to him, 'Josh, you do such a good job, and because you speak so well, you make people stop, look, and listen to you, and everybody cannot do that.' A foretelling sign of his embodiment of the Greek god Hermes, who is also the inventor of speech… more about this twist later in the reading. So, at that early age at Mt. Zion AME Church in Norristown, Mrs. Lillian Bright recognized his talent—besides the sports and other things—that Joshua Culbreath was a wonderful speaker, and he could get attention from people just by talking."
Published by Fulton Books, Cynthia Culbreath's book inspires readers with the story of a great American Olympic athlete, coach, and friend.
Readers who wish to experience this captivating work can purchase "The Olympian Leap: The Life and Legacy of Josh Culbreath" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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