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The Truth Is The Light

The Truth Is The Light

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Jun 1, 2010

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A Blessed Trinity Novel
 
The newest member of Followers of Jesus Faith Worship Center stirs up more troubles than blessings when he decides to rededicate his life to God…
 
As the son of a well-known minister, Clarence Walker knows his decision to leave his father’s flock and join Pastor George Landris’s mega-church ministry is a controversial one. But little does he suspect it will ignite a firestorm of revelations that will shake the heart of the congregation—and his very own family…
 
From a long-buried secret that will bring the paternity of not one, but two women, to light, to a parishioner whose long awaited love match may be thwarted by resistance from an unexpected source, hidden truths are coming to the surface. But most shocking of all is that Clarence’s own father, Reverend Marshall Walker, may not be the pious figure he claims to be. And since evidence of his transgressions lies in the hands of his arch nemesis, it’s only a matter of time before Reverend Walker’s life—and his church—falls like a house of cards.
 
Perceptive, moving, and emotional, Vanessa Davis Griggs once again celebrates church life with its triumphs, tragedies, and all-too-human mistakes—proving that without truth, there can be no light…
 
PRAISE FOR VANESSA DAVIS GRIGGS
 
“Vanessa’s rich stories of faith in action always hit the writing trifecta—they make you laugh, cry, and yearn for more.”
—Angela Benson, National Bestselling Author
 
“Vanessa’s books are fascinating, full of wisdom, occasional humor, [and] a little romance.”
—Cheryl Robinson, author of Sweet Georgia Brown
 
“A smart novel that addresses an issue that many in the church shy away from—divorce—with frank realism …[and] characters who are refreshingly (for inspirational fiction) imperfect.”
Library Journal on Practicing What You Preach

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