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Reflections on homelessness£2.90
Digital download: Reflections on homelessness and about finding Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit in down-to-earth places. From the book Down To Earth, by Neil Paynter. 19 pages.
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Digital download: Reflections on homelessness and about finding Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit in down-to-earth places. Neil’s stories and poems come from his experience of working in homeless shelters in North America and Britain, as a nurse’s aide with the elderly and as a mental health worker. From the book Down To Earth, by Neil Paynter.
In a world of easy compromises and much false posturing in which the rich, the often corrupt, and the people with power keep telling us how to live and what to strive for, Neil writes about a world where hearts matter and in which vulnerable folk can teach us much.
– Peter Millar
19 pages
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| Author(s) | Paynter, Neil |
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