Publisher's Synopsis
Has your heart been broken by grief or rejection?
Or paralyzed by pain, abuse, abandonment, guilt and shame?
Or your innocence destroyed?
Or your dreams postponed-to oblivion?
Have you cried to God for change-to change...but how?
Do you know what it is to struggle and fight?
Have you ever experienced victory and joy...after tears of
disappointment, after painful, sleepless nights?
Well, if you answered YES to any of these questions then FROM
THE HEART Poetry birthed from the altar of life is the book your
heart and soul has been yearning for!
FROM THE HEART Poetry birthed from the altar of life is a
collection of poetry written by a Christian, black, single mother,
urban educator who experienced a gamut of emotions throughout
her wonderful but sometimes tragic life. Through her journey
she discovered the One who caused her to triumph-even-in-failure
and overcome obstacles and abuse. She discovered the One
who liberated her from the pits of disaster, depression, despair,
disgust and disappointment-The Lord Jesus Christ-her savior,
confidant and friend.
FROM THE HEART provides a timely message of hope and
healing to every man, woman, child, believer, agnostic or atheist
who dares to read this book. So, whether your life is mundane or
tumultuous FROM THE HEART Poetry birthed from the altar of
life is the book for you!
Eleanor D. George, M.S. Ed., self-published, currently teaches in New York City
and has raised three beautiful children as a single mother. Ms. George is a Hunter
College Public Service Scholar and New York City Teaching Fellow Alumni. She
is also a recipient of the Bell Zeller Scholarship, Melanie Scholarship for Women,
Second Start Scholarship and Paralegal Studies Award. Ms. George has survived
welfare, domestic violence and incest. She currently resides in the Bronx and looks
forward to completing her next book, "From Victim to Victor." Her desire is to
inspire others-despite obstacles-to pursue their dreams... "I can do all things
through Christ that strengthens me!" (Philippians 4:13)
