Faith To Move Mountains (eBook, ePUB) - Gorman, Deeann
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Phyanna Hershberger oldest of the children in her family. She done with college and opening The New Veterinarian Clinic using Herbal Medicine. Her kind sweet heart made it all possible with God. Her Brothers owned and operated the organic Herb farm for the herbs used at his sister Phyanna at her Clinic.

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Phyanna Hershberger oldest of the children in her family. She done with college and opening The New Veterinarian Clinic using Herbal Medicine. Her kind sweet heart made it all possible with God. Her Brothers owned and operated the organic Herb farm for the herbs used at his sister Phyanna at her Clinic.

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Author DeeAnn Gorman, Christian Romance Novelist from Iowa. She has her degree in Human Services and a Minor in English literature. In 1989 attended Iowa writers Workshop for the summer. And won a poetry award from Poetry writers achieving a lapel pin to wear a flame on a book. She has A grown daughter and two grown sons, wonderful daughter in laws. Five cherished grandsons. Dog Mckenzie. DeeAnn has been married to her long-time love for years.

She writes Amish Mennonite Romance and Mystery books. Her ancestors on her fathers side Pennsylvania, Dutch and they decided not to be baptized into the Amish religion so when they left could continue visiting and not be shunned. Traveling down the Wisconsin River to Olin, Iowa where they purchased farms there.