Bøger af Fred T Williams

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This is my story, my testimony, my journey. The journey to Purpose is never easy but it is necessary. My story is a true testament of how amazing God is. He brought me from my lowest place to walking in my God given purpose. I'm still a work in progress, but I'm proud of the woman I am becoming! I fought long and hard, messed up so many times; but through it all God never took His hand off of me. My prayer is that my story and transparency will bring healing to those who feel like they have no voice or don't know where to turn. Trust that no matter how low you feel or how bad your situation may look, God can and will bring you through. Trust Him and trust your journey.

The Path Away From There is the inaugural collection of poetry from Fred T. Williams. Drawn from various inspirations, this collection laments heartbreak, celebrates personal growth, encourages the reader to take ownership of their heart, and empowers them to seek real love. These poems will fill the void where words are hard to find.

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