An Autobiography of A Testimony

An Autobiography of A Testimony is a moving depiction of one woman's struggle to move forward in life after the sudden passing of her family. Describing the hardships she faced, but also the joy in knowing the Lord was present with her through it all, will offer readers a poignant testimony worth sharing with everyone. The author's meaningful dedications in the book to her late family is a moving aspect of the book, bringing readers into personal moments the author was sharing with her husband and children. It will bring attention to the author's pain in her loss, but belief that God would reunite them again someday. The author's comparison to Job of facing challenges and unbelievable tragedies is unique in showing how, just like Job, the author refused to curse God because of the sadness but thank God for being with her. Her belief that the experiences led her to write a meaningful testimony to impact others is one that will resonate with readers for its hopefulness and honesty. About the Author: Delphia Brewington began counseling during the week of the loss of her family in 1979. She began her counseling career a year later. Since that time she was Ordained as a minister in 2003 and continued counseling and sharing her testimony for the church she attended in Georgia and after moving to the Midwest continue counseling for her present church home, Stone Hill Bible Church in Joliet, Illinois. She mentors at risk children and family members; she started Fisher Of Men Pastoral Counseling in 2002. delphiabrewington@yahoo.com Her second novel, Women with Pocketbooks, will arrive in 2016. She is a proud mother of two children, and five grandchildren.