God Doesn't Write With a Pen by Christi Lynn Pauline
With his country on the brink of civil war, Blema Fangamou
fears for the lives of his family. God Doesn't Write with a Pen recounts the
many miracles the Fangamou family from West Africa despite war and separation
from each other. The Fangamous help readers lift their faith and recognize
miracles in their own lives.
This incredible true story recounts the Fangamous' amazing
journey of hardships, miracles, reunions, and life-altering experiences to help
us recognize the tender mercies in our own lives.
John H. Groberg, emeritus General Authority and author says,
"The story of the Fangamou family is both compelling and inspiring.
Christi Pauline has done a great job of capturing the turbulent emotions of
this family as they pass through trial after trial with continued trust in the
Lord. It is a fascinating and rewarding read."
I recommend this book as a must read for all those who have
a tender spot for the suffering in Africa. This family has, by the miracles of
God, come to the United States, found faith in Heavenly Father, and been
reunited after war ripped their family apart.
It is well written and an easy, faith promoting read. Enjoy,
Christy Monson
Thank you for the review of this book. I will put it on my list of books to read. We had a family in our Inner City Ward that were refugees from Chad. They had an interesting story. My husband's father had a lot to do with the West Africans for the church. It is a troubled country and I do love to read a good faith promoting book.
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I was crying by the end. It was a great story, well written.
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