Grace Upon Grace
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Sharlene Scott doesn’t remember a time in her life when she didn’t know about Jesus or see church as important.
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Sharlene Scott doesn’t remember a time in her life when she didn’t know about Jesus or see church as important. Sharlene loses her first “treasure,” her Granny Grady, when she is eight years old. Young Sharlene quickly learns that every death affects us in more ways than we know. Every life, short or long, has an impact.
In her twenties, Sharlene meets Paul, a new Christian. They soon become inseparable. Eventually, Paul and Sharlene get married and prepare to build a family. They sadly lose their first child to miscarriage. A few months later, they learn they are expecting Matthew. Together, Sharlene and Paul celebrate this new life, but this is only the beginning of their trials.
Sooner or later, we all experience loss, and sometimes, those losses seem unbearable. Grace Upon Grace is a true tale of the unseen hand of God and finding His faithfulness, even when we grieve and doubt Him. This is not a story of pain. It’s a story of a faithful God who sees and hears us and, even in sadness, provides joy.
Softcover/146 pages
About the Author
Sharlene Scott retired from the University of Mount Olive, where she served as coordinator of Church Outreach. She is the editor of a yearly devotional book for the Original Free Will Baptist Woman’s Auxiliary and writes regularly for Original Free Will Baptist Community Magazine. Sharlene enjoys her treasures on Earth, including her family, along with her other treasures waiting in heaven.
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