One Touch: The Story of an Awakened Heart
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (901 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1599799480 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 128 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-11-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Five Stars" according to Claude Villar. Great purchase!. The kind of book that you can't put down! Holly Lentz This book is an amazing read, a great story, a bit of a tear jerker w/a happy ending. I recommend reading this b/c it helped me understand that everyone has a story. I am going to loan this book out & buy extras to give to others who have had a rough upbringing. Others who desperately need to know the love of God.
-- Jane Hansen Hoyt, President, CEO, Aglow International "Endorsement"One Touch is a captivating story! I realized afresh how marvelous God's grace is. -- Thetus Tenney, coauthor, How to Chase God While Chasing Kids "Endorsement" . You will experience the gentle hand of the Savior leading Susan and you will be encouraged in your own journey. This is a story of redemption
Lana’s mother possessed none of the skills necessary for raising a child, and growing up as an only child with no one to depend on, Lana quickly learned how to fend for herself, how to take care of those around her, and—above all else—how to keep anyone from getting too close. One Touch tells the story of how, against all odds, God performed miracle after miracle in the life of someone who possessed nothing but the will to follow Him.. Susan Lana Hafner wants readers of One Touch to know that one tou
Lana Susan Hafner is the founder of One Touch Awakening, a non-profit organization that provides baby blankets, pillowcases, snuggle pillows, and mosquito nets that are intended to encourage people to have a nightly private meeting place with God. She lives in Louisiana with her husband, Michael.. She was the co-owner of a Christian bookstore for 24 years, the chairman of the Care/Help of Sulpher organization, and has served as both a local and area president of a Women’s Aglow fellowship