When Your Good Just Ain't Good Enough! - Eubanks, Mary Clark
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When Your Good Just Ain't Good Enough is a book about the importance of finding the joy and love embedded on the inside of you when life throws you a curve ball. It reminds us how the Power of Prayer can overshadow and outline our path and lead us to a place of serenity and peace even when we feel unworthy. Mary C. Eubanks shares her powerful testimony of rejection and how she found her way back to freedom with the support of her loving family. Mary and her family's true identity is discovered through prayer and yielding to the Will of God.The Power of Prayer is shared throughout the book to…mehr

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When Your Good Just Ain't Good Enough is a book about the importance of finding the joy and love embedded on the inside of you when life throws you a curve ball. It reminds us how the Power of Prayer can overshadow and outline our path and lead us to a place of serenity and peace even when we feel unworthy. Mary C. Eubanks shares her powerful testimony of rejection and how she found her way back to freedom with the support of her loving family. Mary and her family's true identity is discovered through prayer and yielding to the Will of God.The Power of Prayer is shared throughout the book to demonstrate the change that takes place when Prayer is used as a weapon to break chains and tear down walls of the enemy's camp when targeting families and their identity.
Autorenporträt
Mary Clark Eubanks, a native of Cairo, Georgia, born to Elder Otis Clark and the late Nancy Clark. She is the God-daughter of the late BishopZack Rogers, Jr. and Mary Rogers of Laurinburg, North Carolina. Mary is a God-fearing Woman who loves God and believes in the power ofPraise and Worship through songs. Mary currently lives in Greensboro, North Carolina with her husband, John Eubanks, Jr. She understandsher journey and believes "To Whom Much is Given, Much is Required!"