PM in the library auditorium. Her book, My Testimony of God’s Love and Mercy: God Speaks to Me Through Poetry, is about the trials and tribulations that Ms. Rush went through and survived, only by the grace of God, a testimony of his love and mercy. Ms. Rush feels that her poems will inspire anyone who is struggling in life to look to God because he is the solution to every problem. Judith Ann Rush grew up in Vicksburg and began going to church at the early age of six. She was raised by her grandmother, who insisted she and her siblings go to church every Sunday. Ms. Rush was very shy and rarely said anything, but met many women and men in various churches of various denominations and made many friends in her life. Ms. Rush graduated from Vicksburg High School in 1977 and received her Bachelor of Science degree from Alcorn State University in Secretarial Science in 1981. Ms. Rush thanks her many friends for the encouragement they gave her to write her book.
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Judith Ann Rush Signs New Poetry Book
Judith Ann Rush will host a signing of her poetry book on Wednesday,April 23, 2014 from 4:30 to 6:30
PM in the library auditorium. Her book, My Testimony of God’s Love and Mercy: God Speaks to Me Through Poetry, is about the trials and tribulations that Ms. Rush went through and survived, only by the grace of God, a testimony of his love and mercy. Ms. Rush feels that her poems will inspire anyone who is struggling in life to look to God because he is the solution to every problem. Judith Ann Rush grew up in Vicksburg and began going to church at the early age of six. She was raised by her grandmother, who insisted she and her siblings go to church every Sunday. Ms. Rush was very shy and rarely said anything, but met many women and men in various churches of various denominations and made many friends in her life. Ms. Rush graduated from Vicksburg High School in 1977 and received her Bachelor of Science degree from Alcorn State University in Secretarial Science in 1981. Ms. Rush thanks her many friends for the encouragement they gave her to write her book.
PM in the library auditorium. Her book, My Testimony of God’s Love and Mercy: God Speaks to Me Through Poetry, is about the trials and tribulations that Ms. Rush went through and survived, only by the grace of God, a testimony of his love and mercy. Ms. Rush feels that her poems will inspire anyone who is struggling in life to look to God because he is the solution to every problem. Judith Ann Rush grew up in Vicksburg and began going to church at the early age of six. She was raised by her grandmother, who insisted she and her siblings go to church every Sunday. Ms. Rush was very shy and rarely said anything, but met many women and men in various churches of various denominations and made many friends in her life. Ms. Rush graduated from Vicksburg High School in 1977 and received her Bachelor of Science degree from Alcorn State University in Secretarial Science in 1981. Ms. Rush thanks her many friends for the encouragement they gave her to write her book.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Visit "The Shack!"
I am usually not fond of reading books on the bestseller list, especially when the book is a “14-day” check-out because so many people want to read it! I don’t enjoy being stressed out and forced to read a book quickly, as I prefer to read at my own pace. However, I just finished reading The Shack by William P. Young, a book that has been on the bestseller list for several weeks. The book is a work of fiction, but the story is so compelling, I kept asking myself as I read it, “What if this book is based on a true story?” The story revolves around MacKensie (Mac) who has a wonderful family and a nice life, until a terrible tragedy occurs and causes him to lose his faith in God and become burdened by The Great Sadness. Mac then gets the chance to have a conversation with God and what he learns is startling, amazing, and wonderful. The God that Mac meets is different from his version that he grew up with and how Mac is changed by him makes the book a good read. The story is vivid and a bit challenging to read – I suggest reading it in small doses, so you can spend time thinking about the story. 
For other books that deal with people and their relationships with God try also reading Conversations with God by Neale Donald Walsche, in which he chronicles his extraordinary experience of conversing with God through the process of "auto-writing."
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