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    Arise

    By Rosalind Duke

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    About this ebook

    When you’re alone,

    When you’re lost,

    Grieving or desolate,

    I reach out my hand

    To love, to care,

    Because I’ve been there.

    A little book which includes reflections and

    encouragements for the Christian walk,

    through poems and prayers and how the

    Holy Spirit can speak in ordinary, everyday

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPB Software Soltuions
    Release dateJun 1, 2014
    ISBN9781909685062
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    Arise
    Author

    Rosalind Duke

    Rosalind has been writing poetry since she was a teenager. Some have been published and broadcast. She has worked with children of all ages, but has a particular interest in writing stories for young children. Rosalind enjoys reading, walking, gardening, painting and family history. Rosalind is an active member of the Leigh Writers’ Group. ‘My poetry is very important to me, a way of expressing my thoughts, emotions and Christian faith.’

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