Bøger af Teresa E. Lavergne

This book is an allegory--a fantasy story with a heavenly meaning. The Bronze Key and the Red Door is the third book in the series now entitled The Prince of Grace. In this story, you will meet a character who has experienced a great loss. Her reaction is one of deep resentment towards the one she holds responsible. The reader is invited to go along with her on a surprising extraordinary adventure which begins with finding a bronze key, and ends with finding redemption and healing for her life. Although the book is written for older children and teens, the story speaks to adults as well, for it includes the universal struggles that we all face. There are intense moments as the characters encounter real evil, and there are moments of joyous discovery when they encounter real love. There is the pain of rejection, and there is the beauty of restored relationships. It is a story of rescue from degradation and despair, and a journey into the meaning of faith, and the end result is a rejuvenation of hope.

This book is a collection of poems about personal encounters with Christ, and how He reveals His love, His nature, and His character to those who seek to know Him. Some of the poems are narratives of Biblical characters who met Christ. The book contains personal testimony stories from the author's life, interspersed among the poems. Also included are ballad songs about the lives of Bible characters, which reveal how the message of the Gospel affected them. These stories, prayers, poems, and songs will encourage and inspire contemplation of the truths in the Bible and provide uplifting entertainment for the spirit.

This book is an allegory fiction story for children written in a manner similar to C.S.Lewis' allegory stories. The main characters are children who find an alternate fantasy world in which they discover truths that can be applied to their own real world. They go on an adventure in this fantasy world and encounter danger, challenges, grief, joy, discouragement, and faith. Through all this, they learn to be faithful friends, and to conquer disappointments; they gain in confidence, and come home thoroughly changed by their adventure.

This story is an allegory---a fantasy fiction story similar in nature and style to The Chronicles of Narnia series by C.S. Lewis. The Antique Mirror and the Ancient Secret is the sequel to The Angel in the Garden. Both books involve the story of some children who discover a way to a different world. Here in this strange and unique place, they encounter unusual people and experience adventure, danger, love, and genuine friendship. They come home thoroughly changed by their adventure, now possessing a new sense of purpose and confidence to benefit their lives in this world.

This is a compilation of the author's own personal insights and understanding gained from seeking the Lord and His presence. This collection is meant to strengthen the Christian believer's faith and hope in Christ, as well as to encourage the undecided seeker to pursue a personal, intimate relationship with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.