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Synopsis

The Fruit of the Soul is a collection of more than 30 inspirational stories based on the biblical term "Fruit of the Spirit" edited by D. Constantine-Simms, In summary this book sums up the nine visible attributes of a true Christian life, which are love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness and temperance. Moreover, Fruit of the Soul offers readers a gentle but tenacious opportunity to appreciate God's loving presence and to co-discern God's action in every aspect of life. Fruit of the Soul provides a safe and yet stretching context where each story is honoured as the raw material in which readers can learn to discern and receive God's message without feeling they are under pressure to understand each story based on the interpretation of a preacher, pastor or minister. However, through spiritual self-direction, that will enable readers to discover, how to integrate and express God's present love in our everyday choices.Enjoy this book, and of course try and live by the fruit of the spirit and avoid the rotten fruit of Satan's temptation as much as you can.

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À propos de l'auteur

Delroy Constantine-Simms is a UK registered Counselling Psychologist and a qualified Therapeutic Career Coach. Constantine-Simms has previously edited the following books and Co-edited Teachers for the Future (1995) The Greatest Taboo: Homosexuality in Black Communities (2001) Hip Hop Had a Dream: Vol. 1 the Artful Movement (2008) Constantine-Simms is the recipient of the 2001 Lambda Award for Best Anthology for his book: The Greatest Taboo: Homosexuality in Black Communities (2001). He is also as freelance print and photojournalist, whose work is regularly submitted and distributed by photo agencies such as Corbis Images and Demotix. His articles and images have appeared in British and international publications such as the Word (Canada) The Big Issue, The Guardian, The Voice Newspaper, Miami Times, and many other publications. He is currently pursuing part time academic study at the University of Oxford (UK)

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