A Wrongful Conviction Transforms Into an Opportunity to Lead Others to Christ in New Young Adult Novel
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Powerful and uplifting, “Seven Minutes” by Linda McClung illustrates how God uses believers in unexpected ways
“I have written this book for youth and young adults to show that our God is unchanging and is still the God who cared for Joseph in the book of Genesis. CLOVER, S.C. (PRWEB) May 24, 2021 The biblical story of Joseph, betrayed and sold into slavery by his brothers, serves as a lasting reminder of God’s faithfulness and goodness. In her new book, “Seven Minutes,” author Linda McClung offers a contemporary retelling of this scripture, one that centers on a young man named Mick Carter who finds himself in difficult circumstances beyond his control.
By Melany Slaughter on March 10, 2021
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John and Laura Northstein have been volunteering for Gloucester Meals on Wheels for about 30 years. The couple delivers 35-40 meals to seven to eight clients every Monday.
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John and Laura Northstein of Gloucester have been volunteering for Meals on Wheels in Gloucester for about 30 years each.
John said that he began volunteering shortly after he retired in 1989 from teaching various science courses in public schools. Laura began volunteering with John a couple of years later after she retired as a public health nurse.