The Way I See It - Field, Henry A
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My autobiography has the potential to change your life for the better... it is meant to challenge you as in think, search and ask questions for the meaning and reality of life itself... even in all its joys, trials and tribulations... and to consider life's other side... and reach out for God's love to you.. so the book is written to speak to and help those who want to put things right with the Lord God. The main part of the book is taken up with my life story to show where I'm coming from for I've seen and experienced much: e.g. wealth and poverty... rejection... spouse bereavement...…mehr

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My autobiography has the potential to change your life for the better... it is meant to challenge you as in think, search and ask questions for the meaning and reality of life itself... even in all its joys, trials and tribulations... and to consider life's other side... and reach out for God's love to you.. so the book is written to speak to and help those who want to put things right with the Lord God. The main part of the book is taken up with my life story to show where I'm coming from for I've seen and experienced much: e.g. wealth and poverty... rejection... spouse bereavement... divorce...horrific boarding schools in my earlier years... parental violence in my upbringing... incest in my first wife's family... coping with a difficult teenager... many adventures... the importance of warfare as in good versus evil, including some second-hand amazing stories from the second world war etc etc.
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I wrote my autobiography and info on the Christian Life - 'The Way I See It' . Both of my grandfathers were in Newcastle, both, separately, part of the merchant class and my father was a GP. I have experienced wealth and poverty. My upbringing was horrific. I married, aged 18. I was born again in 1968 and in 1970 joined the RAF, later got GS medal. From RAF went to Bible Training Institute College in Glasgow....Bible-based but also for character training! I loved being there and all it gave to me. After that I went into leadership in Baptist Church. The Lord was with me but I was 'too Pentecostal' for some and left after 18 months. I gained much Christian experience....also lived through much sadness in my life...but kept close to the Lord. For approximately four years I voluntarily did the work of an open-air evangelist etc and the Lord was certainly with me. More adventures followed....!!