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Thumbprints is the second in a series of books by Stan Drew, Jr. Written in the same format as his first book Seeds, he navigates his journey of faith and reliance on God with passionate and sometimes humorous accounts that range from personal stories, poems and tales to deeply held beliefs and a loving, patriotic perspective.
In this friendly and encoraging work, Stan endeavors to create a lookback that forms the basis for the calling on his life. He details his own efforts to smooth his all-too-rough edges while examining the reasons for his ultimate submission to the God of the Ages. Of course, he can't bridle his unique sense of humor and uses it as a source for his writing style.
This is a book you'll want to share with friends and family. It brings to life the value of personal liberty and the love provided by a faithful and generous God.
Romans 6;6,7
"We know that our old self was crucified with him in order that the body of sin might be brought to nothing, so that we would no longer be enslaved to sin. For one who has died has been set free from sin."
Born and Raised in Atlanta, Ga., Stan Drew has led men's ministry and prayer groups for over twenty years. His writings range from devotional and patriotic to funny and encouraging. His musings are contagious. Now retired with his wife Lynn, in beautiful Northeast Florida, he continues to write and inspire others to live for the purpose for which they are called.
