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PORT ANGELES, WASHINGTON
- BookSurge proudly announces the release of Just Loving Them, by Jeremy Saxton. To the young men and women growing up in the battlegrounds of modern-day urban America, it can appear that there is no escape -- no way to get away from the grinding poverty, ensnaring crime, and ubiquitous despair. Many of these folks turn to one or another escape route, often to find in their bitter disappointment that the promises of drug dealers and others around them, are but empty lies crafted to pull them in deeper and trap them forever in a life that they never chose. Fortunately, there are higher roads out of the ghetto. While some roads, such as excellence in sports, are limited to relatively few young people, there are alternatives open to all, including commitment to community and church.
Jeremy Saxton has traveled this road, from deep in the shadows of poverty and neglect, and upwards to the sunny slopes of spiritual fulfillment. In his new book, Just Loving Them, he tells his inspiring story, beginning in 1993, climbing a more down-to-earth path, up the steps of a Baptist church. Its doorway leads both Jeremy and the reader on a journey that neither will forget. With a gift for expressing how he felt at the time, and what he was experiencing, Jeremy explains how he was able to lay to rest the ghosts of his past, overcome self-esteem problems, build a better life for himself, and also develop a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ.
If Just Loving Them limited itself to an account of Jeremy's poignant and moving life story, as well as his spiritual transformation, then that alone would be a wonderful gift to any reader. Yet he has interlaced the chapters of his book with humor and original poetry, which adds even greater depth to our understanding of what he has endured, and, more importantly, how he has done so. The love that Jeremy feels for Christ, shines through in these poems, as they speak to the lonesome traveler in each one of us, trying to find his or her own pathway through life, and out of the darkness.
For those people seeking answers to many of life's mysteries -- particularly the horrors and despair of ghetto life -- Jeremy's new book can help to serve as a light along the path, and a beacon of hope, especially for the young men and women trapped within the hopeless cities and foster system of modern America. Let those rays of light shine upon your own life and your own quest for meaning. Read Just Loving Them today.
... Read About The Author, Click HereJeremy Saxton has traveled this road, from deep in the shadows of poverty and neglect, and upwards to the sunny slopes of spiritual fulfillment. In his new book, Just Loving Them, he tells his inspiring story, beginning in 1993, climbing a more down-to-earth path, up the steps of a Baptist church. Its doorway leads both Jeremy and the reader on a journey that neither will forget. With a gift for expressing how he felt at the time, and what he was experiencing, Jeremy explains how he was able to lay to rest the ghosts of his past, overcome self-esteem problems, build a better life for himself, and also develop a meaningful relationship with Jesus Christ.
If Just Loving Them limited itself to an account of Jeremy's poignant and moving life story, as well as his spiritual transformation, then that alone would be a wonderful gift to any reader. Yet he has interlaced the chapters of his book with humor and original poetry, which adds even greater depth to our understanding of what he has endured, and, more importantly, how he has done so. The love that Jeremy feels for Christ, shines through in these poems, as they speak to the lonesome traveler in each one of us, trying to find his or her own pathway through life, and out of the darkness.
For those people seeking answers to many of life's mysteries -- particularly the horrors and despair of ghetto life -- Jeremy's new book can help to serve as a light along the path, and a beacon of hope, especially for the young men and women trapped within the hopeless cities and foster system of modern America. Let those rays of light shine upon your own life and your own quest for meaning. Read Just Loving Them today.
