CLASSeminars
  • Home
  • About
    • About CLASSeminars
    • Endorsements

The End Of An Era

3/1/2018

1 Comment

 
Dear CLASS Family and Friends,

A wise man once said, “Find a need and fill it.” That direction was exactly what Christian Leaders Authors and Speakers Seminars (CLASS) founder, Florence Littauer did. As one of the few female Christian platform speakers in the late seventies, Florence saw a need to train men and women to share their faith and stories of hope. Thus, a training program was launched. It wasn’t called the CLASSeminar and Florence never intended for it to be a long-term program. God had other plans.

God gifted Florence with the skill to write and speak and more importantly, she was an extraordinary teacher. In addition to her gifts, God also gave Florence a story, a story that when shared with transparency and authenticity gave people hope. As more and more people sought Florence for training, what Florence intended to be a one-time workshop lasted for more than thirty years. In that time, CLASS through the CLASSeminar has trained over 30,000 men and women around the world to be more effective speakers, teachers, and writers.

Along with speaker training, Florence established a program for personality trainers using the material she had written in Personality Plus. Since 1989, CLASS has certified more than 1000 trainers around the world, all who use the Personality Plus/Wired That Way system.

When Florence and her husband Fred retired in 1996, their daughter Marita, also a talented writer and speaker took over the leadership. In 2006, when Marita’s life took a new turn, Gerry Wakeland was called to lead the CLASS ministry for the next twelve years.

Over the years, CLASS evolved as we tried to keep up with the industry. We saw men and women, graduates of CLASS, carve out a niche for themselves in the speaking or writing world. We watched dreams come true.

Now after much prayer and deliberation, the Board of Directors of CLASSEMINARS, Inc. has decided to bring our era of ministry to a close. God has provided a new generation of men and women, many who are CLASS alumni, to provide training for speakers and writers. Our time is over.

CLASS materials may still be purchased through CLASServices at www.classervices.com. In the next few weeks our phone will be disconnected, and we will no longer update the website or the Facebook page.

For all of you who have supported CLASS in some way over the last thirty-plus years, we say thank you. We are grateful for the many alumni, industry professionals, pastors, and lay leaders who have been a part of our family. Our hope and prayer is that you will continue to use the skills learned though our program to make an impact in the world.
​

Blessings,
Board of Directors
1 Comment

The Reunion

12/28/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
The Reunion
Lee Warren
Midnight Latte Publishing
$10.00 169 Pages
ISBN 9781981637966

 
Who ever heard of holding a high school reunion over Christmas? Just the thought of leaving your loved ones behind to spend your holiday with people you have not seen in ages sounds absurd. However, it seems to be the perfect backdrop for Lee Warren’s latest Christmas novella, The Reunion.
 
Thirty years have passed since the Moffat High School class of 1986 have been together. How much have those twelve high school seniors changed over the years? Did they accomplish their hopes and dreams or are they stuck somewhere in life wishing they could turn back the clock?
 
The Reunion is the second book in author Lee Warren’s Mercy Inn series. Warren once again captures the reader with his well thought out plot set in the peaceful and secluded Mercy Inn. Festive events and emotions fill the pages along with a few twists and turns thrown in to keep the reader engaged. What starts out as a quiet carefully planned reunion turns into chaos and potential danger when an unexpected visitor arrives.
 
Warren is a master at developing real life characters, characters that you identify with, that touch your heart. In this case there are three, Zoey, Matt and Tommy. Having arrived out of curiosity, they each quickly discover that they are looking for more. But do they know what?
 
The Reunion is not your typical Christmas story. As each scene unfolds, we see the characters revealing more and more of themselves and in doing so we recognize how circumstances in our own lives impact who we become.
 
Woven throughout Warren’s story are touches of traditional Christmas values, stories within the story. He reminds us of what Christmas was meant to be, whether we are with our biological families or with families made up of friends and sometimes strangers. Ray, the innkeeper, reads the Christmas story from Luke, carols were sung, memories were shared, and new dreams were birthed.
 
Could Mercy Inn be more than a mythological place in Lee Warren’s imagination? Are innkeepers Ray and Alma actually angels on a Christmas mission? We may never know for sure but if you are looking for a delightful read that will fill your heart with happiness and hope this Christmas then, I encourage you to get a copy of The Reunion and join in the fun.
 
  • Gerry Wakeland

Picture
​Lee Warren is an award-winning writer and freelance journalist, who has written more than 14 books and hundreds of articles for various newspapers and magazines. 
 
Lee writes contemplative essay and devotional materials reminding you to slow down and enjoy the present moment because we’re only here for a little while.
 
When Lee isn’t writing essays or devotional material, he loves to follow NASCAR, baseball, and tennis. Like most writers he enjoys books, movies and coffee shops. Lee is a trainer for CLASSEMINARS and a frequent faculty member at writer’s conferences across the country.
 
To get your very own copy of The Reunion, contact Lee Warren at www.leewarren.info. And be sure to check out Lee’s other books at www.leewarren.info/books. 

0 Comments

More Than Meets the Eye

12/15/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
​More Than Meets the Eye
Dennis E. Hensley
Kregel Publications
$15.99 159 Pages
ISBN  9780825427923


Life is full of expectations. Sometimes those expectations are joyously met and other times we become discouraged when they go unfulfilled. Did you ever stop to consider that the realization of expectations might have something more to do with what we see and how we see it?
 
Dennis Hensley’s book, More Than Meets the Eye, asks readers, “Do you see God in your everyday, ordinary, somewhat humdrum life?” In a hospital bill for example? Perhaps you are only looking for God in the miraculous and stupendous. It’s easy to see God in the parting of the seas of life. But what about that billboard you see along the highway? The dandelion in your yard? The pain in your child’s eyes?
 
In the book of James, we are told we have not because we ask not. The illustrations in Doc Hensley’s book, More Than Meets the Eye, are text book examples of you have not because you see not. God is everywhere, if we only open our eyes.
 
Dennis is a consummate story teller. One minute he will engage you with his real-life stories designed to make you smile and the next moment his words bring a tear to your eye. As you read, he takes you the next step by providing scripture verses to ponder and questions to consider. For those who want to dig deeper, each chapter is accompanied by a list of additional resources for further study.
 
I recommend you use this book as part of your daily devotional program. Thirty-one chapters, one for each day, this material will kickstart your quiet time. Enter into this study with the expectation of learning more about a God who loves you and the intention of looking for more in your walk with your Savior.
 
What a wonderful way to start the new year, expecting to encounter God where you least expect to find him.

  • Gerry Wakeland

“More Than Meets the Eye offers memorable illustrations, thoughtful questions, and encouraging Scriptures to start or end each day. His years of teaching and fathering fill Dr. Hensley’s words with compassion and conviction – suitable for all readers who are looking for more in their walk with God.”
Liz Curtis Higgs, Best-selling author of Bad Girls of the Bible
Picture
​Dennis E. Hensley is a professor of English and the director of the professional writing program at Taylor University Fort Wayne, Indiana. He is the author of six novels, including The Gift and The Caribbean Conspiracy and over thirty nonfiction books including Millennium Approaches and The Freelance Writer’s Handbook. He is also published more than three thousand articles in such publications as Reader’s Digest, USA Today and People.
 
To learn more about Dennis Hensley visit www.dochensley.com. To purchase your own copy of More Than Meets the Eye, visit www.amazon.com.

0 Comments

The Unfinished Gift

12/7/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
The Unfinished Gift
Dan Walsh
Revell
$12.99 249 Pages
ISBN  9780800719593

 
It’s Christmas! Have you been to the mall? The crowds, the craziness. It’s shopping mania.
 
Not all gifts can be bought. In fact, the best ones do not come in boxes with pretty paper and fancy bows. The best ones come right from the heart.
 
The Unfinished Gift is one of those gifts, a story that comes right from the heart, written to touch hearts and change lives. Every now and then we all need a reminder that Christ came at Christmas to reconcile the world. In his book, The Unfinished Gift, Dan Walsh teaches us that often reconciliation begins with our own world.
 
It was 1943 and the war raged on. In the blink of an eye an old man lost his son and a young boy lost his father. Blink, blink and a child’s life is turned upside down when he has no choice but to go and live with his grandfather, a sad and lonely old man. Typical Christmas stuff, right? Blink again.
 
While other kids were busy making Christmas lists and writing last-minute letters to Santa, Patrick Collins made a prayer list. His list included the army finding his father, who had been reported missing in action. Patrick didn’t want to live with his grandfather. He wanted to go home.
 
Ian Collins didn’t really want Patrick living with him either. His presence brought back too many memories. Feelings that made Ian uncomfortable at best.
 
When Patrick goes missing right before Christmas, Ian’s world is rocked. Suddenly nurturing old wounds and holding grudges seems unimportant, as the focus becomes finding Patrick.
 
The Unfinished Gift is an endearing story of a family desperately in need of forgiveness and grace. It’s a Christmas classic, meant to be read year after year, if only to remind us that we need to give the gift of forgiveness to all those we love and care about.
 
Will God answer Patrick’s prayers? Read The Unfinished Gift and discover the true meaning of Christmas.
 
  • Gerry Wakeland

One for the keeper shelf! Dan’s book is a fabulous story of redemption and forgiveness. I couldn’t put it down, and it made me cry, which is hard to do.”
Colleen Coble, author of the Rock Harbor and the Lonestar series. 

Picture
Dan Walsh is an award-winning author with over 17 novels to his credit. A retired pastor, Dan now writes fulltime. He is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and lives with his family in the Daytona Beach area.
 
In addition to his writing, Dan also enjoys public speaking and is frequently invited to speak at writer’s conferences, either as a keynote speaker or teaching workshops and seminars on a variety of writing topics. He has also begun to take on clients for fiction coaching.

Are you looking for a great gift for someone special this Christmas? Visit Dan’s website and purchase a copy of The Unfinished Gift. Sign up for Dan’s blog or find out more about Dan and his books at danwalshbooks.com.

0 Comments

Restoring Christmas

11/30/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Restoring Christmas
Cynthia Ruchti
Worthy Inspired
$15.99 259 Pages
ISBN  9781617957079

 
If you have ever taken on a remodeling project you know the challenges you are confronted with. But to remodel an entire home in eight weeks. Impossible! Or is it?
 
Alexis Blake has one shot at fame and her dream career. To make this happen she must please an aging, sometimes cantankerous homeowner and work with an unknown photographer, who could make this project or break it.
 
Ruchti has a way of bringing her characters to life. You want them for your best friends. Her mastery of dialogue draws you in and you suddenly feel as if you are right there in a snow-covered Wisconsin town, working alongside Alexis to remodel an old stone house, turning it into a charming Christmas cottage. You find yourself in the role of cheerleader, co-conspirator and comrade, turning heartache to hope.
 
Restoring Christmas is so much more than another sweet Christmas novel. It’s a tale of relationships, a story of restoration at a much deeper level. Woven within its pages are examples of unmet expectations, forgotten dreams, memories of days gone by. Christmas is the season of hope and we all struggle with these same feelings. If you are looking for a way to restore the hope of Christmas in your life then, Restoring Christmas is the book for you.
 
In all her writing, Cynthia Ruchti has a way of engaging the reader. Restoring Christmas is no different. You will want to grab a cup of tea, a cozy blanket, and sit by the fire as you read one of the most charming Christmas stories ever penned. You won’t want to put it down until you finish the last sentence. No exaggeration.
 
Did Alexis meet her goal and win her dream job? You’ll have to read the book to find out. But the real goal of the project, God’s goal, was a different kind of restoration and His Word promises that “He who began a good work will be faithful to complete it” (Philippians 1:6).

Restoring Christmas is like a plump Christmas stocking on Christmas morning, filled with wonderful and satisfying surprises.
- Gerry Wakeland
“Restoring Christmas is a tug at your heart, laugh-out-loud, wonderful read for Christmas!”
Debbie Macomber, #1 New York Times best-selling author

Picture
​Cynthia Ruchti tells stories hemmed in hope. She’s the award-winning author of more than twenty books and a frequent speaker for women’s ministry events. She serves as the Professional Relations Liaison for American Christian Fiction Writers, helping retailers libraries, and book clubs discover good books and connect with authors. She’s also the newest literary agent with Books & Such Literary Management. She lives with her husband in Central Wisconsin.
 
To learn more about Cynthia and her ministry or to purchase Cynthia’s books visit her at cynthiaruchti.com or on FaceBook at Cynthia Ruchti Author Page. 

0 Comments

An Attitude of Gratitude

11/20/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
By Gerry Wakeland
Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts.
Colossians 3:16

Do you wake up every morning saying, “Good Morning, Lord” or “Good Lord, it’s morning.”
 
As we enter the season of thanksgiving. I can’t help but wonder why it’s only once a year that gratitude becomes a focus. We have so much to be grateful for, so much that we take for granted, breathing for example.
 
My mother always had lung problems. I cannot remember a time when she did not struggle to take a good deep breath. I wake up every morning and thank God that I can take a deep unencumbered breath. It’s a simple thing, but so important.
 
As Christian speakers and writers, we have a responsibility to be grateful. Yes, you heard me right, a responsibility.
 
As those called by the Lord, we have been given the privilege to share the message that dwells within each of us with the world. The Apostle Paul reminds us of this in his letter to the church in Colossae.
 
However, gratitude does not always come easy, even for Christian communicators. When we are in the midst of life’s trials we can quickly stumble and turn to complaining and questioning God. An attitude of gratitude will guard us against this behavior.
 
How do we cultivate an attitude of gratitude?

 1. 
Praise
The word praise appears 363 times in the Bible. Perhaps God is trying to make a point. He looks forward to our praise. In fact, He longs for it. He doesn’t need it, He wants it. Our praise opens the door of His heart and helps establish an intimate relationship with Him.

 2. 
Prayer
When you pray to do start with your laundry list, telling God of your wants and needs, or do you start with worship and adoration? As a child I was taught a simple acrostic to help me pray. Maybe you know this, too. ACTS: adoration, confession, thanksgiving and supplication. I don’t think it is any accident that supplication (asking) came last on the list. When we start our prayers with praise and adoration we fertilize the soil of our prayers.
​
 3. 
Practice
How often do you speak words of appreciation? The more often you say, “Thank you” the more likely it becomes natural to you. These are words people need to hear. Your spouse, your children, co-workers, service personnel, the checker at Walmart.
 
When was the last time you wrote a “thank you” note? Our church staff have established a practice of writing notes of appreciation to our church members every Tuesday following staff meeting. Every Sunday I hear from people that received our notes. It means a lot to them to be recognized, even in such a simple way.
 
When we are intentional about cultivating an attitude of gratitude in our lives, God will be intentional about blessing us in new and exciting ways. He will open new doors and provide unexpected opportunities.
 
The Scripture tells us that “out of the overflow of the heart the mouth speaks. If as Christian communicators our hearts are filled with thanksgiving and praise, it is a certainty that this very attitude of gratitude will come flowing forth and with it we will become living examples of Christ at work in us and through us. 
0 Comments

Loving the Me God Sees

11/16/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Loving the Me God Sees
Linda Goldfarb
EA Books Publishing
$14.99 214 Pages
ISBN  9781941733042

 
Are you tired, overwhelmed, intimidated or just plain discouraged in your relationship with God, your family and friends? Then maybe it’s time for you to get real and enjoy life. How, you ask?
 
Linda Goldfarb’s book Loving the Me God Sees is just what you need to help you transform your life from mediocrity to depth, real true transparency not just with God, but with yourself and others. It is then, and only then, that you will see the person God created you to be.
 
A study based on the book of James, Loving the Me God Sees is more than just a Bible study. It is a road map that leads you on a journey, an inner journey. It points out the detours that we are apt to take, the roadblocks that we run into, and the rest stops we tend to take when we don’t want to deal with the uncomfortable.
 
In this ten-week study you will find yourself delving into topics such as trials and temptation, pride and perseverance, reflection and impartiality, faith and action. Discover tools that will help you tame your tongue and live in today’s material world. As you peel away layer upon layer of misconception you will experience a transformation, a transformation of both heart and mind.
 
Women’s Ministry Leaders, if you are looking for a Bible study for the women in your church, one that will take them deeper and leave them changed from the inside out, then Loving the Me God Sees is the one. Each chapter is accompanied by study questions that cause the reader not just to think but to look deep within and confront the issues that have kept them from seeing themselves as God sees them.


  • Gerry Wakeland

“In Loving the Me God Sees, Linda Goldfarb has mined a deep vein of truth. She unfolds the riches of the book of James and leads readers on a journey of transparency and truth. This is an experience- more than simply a study that will give you knowledge, It is aimed at transformation and healing, and it hits the mark.”
Jennifer Kennedy Dean
Executive Director, The Praying Foundation

Picture
Linda Goldfarb is widely recognized as a bold passionate, and transparent communicator of hope and possibility via her writing, speaking, and coaching. As Women’s Ministry Director of First Baptist Church of Universal City, Texas, Linda considers time spent encouraging and equipping women and parents a divine bonus.
 
Linda and her husband, Sam, make their home in San Antonio, TX. She is the mother of four adult children and Maw-Maw to her six grandchildren. Linda loves her life, living in the countryside with her family and their two wonderfully expressive country dogs.
 
To purchase your personalized copy of Loving the Me God Sees or to learn more about Linda and her multifaceted ministry, visit www.LindaGoldfarb.com.

0 Comments

The Party’s Over

11/14/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
By Gerry Wakeland
 
Yes, the party’s over, but it was so much more than a party. The 2017 CLASS Writers Contreat was a time of learning, networking, practicing, growing, and most importantly worship.
 
As I reflect over those four days I realize how fast time can fly. We moved from worship to general session, from critique groups to workshops, fitting in lunch where learning and dialogue continued. Sometimes it seemed like a blur. At other times it was as if our clocks stood still as Karissa Culbreath led us into the presence of God.
 
I felt like the proverbial fly on the wall while listening to snippets of conversation, answering questions, and reminding participants of what was happening next and where. Yet, in those brief exchanges I recognized the anticipation in their voices and the excitement in their eyes. I understood just how much was happening within them.
 
Mentoring appointments with professional writers encouraged burgeoning new writers as well as some more seasoned writers who arrived discouraged and uncertain. However, the greatest encouragement was passed back and forth between the attendees. Finally, there was someone who understood. Others who lived the often-solitary life of the writer.
 
I loved sitting at the back of the room watching attendees frantically taking notes so as not to miss a single word the presenters had to share. Faculty members welcomed interaction with the audience, questions were answered, and ideas were exchanged.
 
We started each day with Worship Leader Aaron Zook leading us into God’s throne room with singing. He carefully selected familiar praise songs, while throwing in a few new tunes.
 
Karissa Culbreath, this year’s devotional leader, used poetry, children’s books and some great visual images, to provide several thought-provoking challenges.  “Take off your mask and tell your story,” she told us. Another message shared this nugget, “There is glory in your story.” His glory. “We are an important piece in His puzzle.” And finally, she reminded us that we do not have to do everything. God doesn’t expect perfection. He desires obedience.
 
Time and time again we were told that our writing must open with a hook, followed by solid content, ending with the benefit to the reader.
 
Dr. Dennis Hensley shared his theory of the toxic triangle. Best-selling fiction writer, DiAnn Mills taught on advanced character development. Each character must have an authentic personality.
 
Contreat Director Linda Gilden delivered two sessions, one on writing magazine articles and the other on writing devotions. This was important since the contreat writing project for this year was a devotional book.
 
In her workshop, Gloria Penwell Holtzlander, encouraged the writers to develop a foundation of prayer, while local author, John Thurman taught on how to become a local expert.  
 
Fiction writer Aaron Zook gave the attendees insight into researching your novel. Audra Grace Shelby shared how she incorporates personal experiences into her writing. 
 
In the closing session, Karen Porter challenged the writers, “What will you do to reach the reader without the publisher’s help? You have to have a plan.”
 
I can’t help but feel as if God looked down upon us, smiled and said, “It is good.”
 
Now the party is over and everyone has returned home with lots of notes, new friends, good memories and hopefully new plans to pursue.
 
What does the future hold for those that God has given the dream of writing and publishing? Right now, only God knows. But based on what I saw and heard last week I think we have some great books to look forward to. 
0 Comments

Who Are You?

11/6/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
By Gerry Wakeland
 
In my role at CLASSEMINARS, I read a lot of bios. I write some and edit many others. As we prepare for the CLASS Contreat this week, I realized that a bio is one of the most important items a writer or speaker needs. You need to be able to share in a limited number of words who you are.
 
Do you find it difficult to talk about yourself, to toot your own horn? Most writers and speakers do. Here are a few quick and simple steps to writing a professional bio.
 
Identify your purpose and audience. Before you start writing, you need to know who you're writing for. Whether you are a writer or a speaker, your bio is your first introduction to your audience. It should quickly and effectively communicate who you are and what you do. It may read differently for different audiences.
 
Begin with your name. You would be surprised how many bios I read that don’t follow that format. Sometimes it is the middle of the bio before the name is mentioned.
 
Write in the third person. Writing in the third person will make your bio sound more objective – like it’s been written by someone else – which can be useful in a formal setting. Experts recommend that you always write professional bios in the third person.
 
State your claim to fame and what you do for a living. Example: John Thurman is a counselor, coach, speaker, consultant, and crisis response specialist. This information immediately validates is ability to write a book on depression.
 
Mention some of your most important accomplishments. “Linda Gilden has written hundreds of articles for magazines such as Home Life and Focus on the Family. She is currently managing editor for The Encourager, a magazine published by her church.” Linda has authored a lot of material for speakers, writers, and Christian leaders. In this case, it is important for the reader to know her level of experience.


Include personal, humanizing details. This is a subtle way to invite the reader to care. It’s also your chance to inject some of your personality. Ideally, these personal details will serve as conversation-starters should you meet your audience in real life.
 
One of my all-time favorite examples is Karen Porter’s bio. The last line of Karen’s bio reads, “In her spare time, Karen continues her life-long quest to find the perfect purse.” Short and sweet, yet it gives you a glimpse into Karen’s sanguine personality.
 
Narrow down your information. At CLASS we call that pruning. Once you have completed your bio go back and prune. Be ruthless here—–even the most interesting of anecdotes may not be appropriate.
 
For example, an author's bio on a book often mentions past writing accomplishments. David Morrell’s bio reads: “His best-sellers include The Brotherhood of the Rose, The Fraternity of the Stone, and The League of the Night and Fog.” Remember that your credibility is important here. Keep your details relevant and informative.
 
Finally, don’t forget to add your contact information at the end.
 
There you have it. A few simple steps to writing or editing your bio. Send it in and let us have a look. www.classeminars.org
Picture
​Gerry Wakeland is the President and CEO of CLASSEMINARS, Inc. Before joining the CLASS leadership, she was a speaker, retreat leader and women’s ministry consultant. Now she creatively divides her time between leading CLASS and serving on the staff of Albuquerque’s First Baptist Church. The mother of two daughters and grandmother of four active boys, Gerry resides in Albuquerque, NM. When she’s not knee-deep in a program for CLASS or a project for AFBC, you can usually find her in a kitchen somewhere, cooking for young adults or senior citizens.

0 Comments

Renew Your Hope

11/2/2017

0 Comments

 
Picture
Renew Your Hope
Remedy for Personal Breakthroughs
Pamela Christian
Pamela Christian Ministries
$16.99 257 Pages
ISBN  9780990942146

 
God doesn’t want us to live hopeless defeated lives, but life often has a way of beating us down and eroding our optimism. This is why it is critical that Christians have faith. Not just any faith, but deep seated, effective faith. His Word is filled with promises and provisions to help us live victorious lives, lives filled with renewed hope. In her recent book, Renew Your Hope, Pamela Christian will show you through biblical references and personal experiences how you can find the effective faith you need for your own personal breakthroughs.
 
Renew Your Hope is based on much of Pamela’s personal life experience. It is filled with biblical truth that gives the reader answers to some of life’s toughest questions. Questions like, “Is there a purpose for pain and suffering, or “How do I develop a faith that will get me through the tough times?” “Does obedience really matter?”
 
Christian’s book addresses three areas: conditions of faith, developing faith, and the fruit of faith. Each one is peppered with personal anecdotes from the author’s own life, examples that are more than just nice stories, but are derived from a deeply developed relationship with the Savior.  More importantly chapters are overflowing with scripture references that point you to answers, God’s answers to your questions.  
 
If you are searching for evidence that will undergird your faith and strengthen your conviction, Renew Your Hope is the book for you. If you believe that God can speak through His Word and the words of His people, then you will want to read Renew Your Hope. If you are at the end of your rope, in desperate need of a personal breakthrough, get this book and read it. Take notes. Do what it says. Your life will be changed forever.
 
Gerry Wakeland

“Pamela Christian provides the perfect balance – showing Christians how to experience the clarity, hope, and victory by the power and promises of God through a lens of rational thought, logic, factual evidence, and a persuasive argument for the truth of God’s Word.”
Bob Dutko. Christian Apologist and Nationally Syndicated Talk-show Host

​Pamela Christian’s passion is to help others in matters of faith. She is a sought-after speaker with a certificate in apologetics from Biola University. She has developed numerous workbooks for retreats and conferences. Pamela is a talk-show host on Christian radio and tv and has done voice over work. She and her husband live in Orange County, CA where their two sons and families live nearby.
 
To find out more about Pamela and her ministry, or to order Pamela’s books, visit www.pamelachristianministries.com
 
 
0 Comments
<<Previous
    Like us on FaceBook!

    Archives

    March 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016

    Categories

    All
    Inspirational
    Speaking
    The Personalities
    Writing

    RSS Feed

  • Home
  • About
    • About CLASSeminars
    • Endorsements
✕