Author: aratcliffe63
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Love in action
In “Hari and Rudi in the land of Fruit,” the author explores the concept of kindness through children sharing toys amidst COVID-19. It questions whether kindness is merely a gesture or a lifestyle, urging readers to recognize and help those in need. Biblical references illustrate the importance of compassion and generosity.
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Looking for inspiration
The shared inspirational story illustrates how even neglected flowers can be revived, symbolizing hope for personal restoration through faith. The message emphasizes that with divine support, both individuals and relationships can flourish anew, echoing biblical promises.
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Being available for God
God is not interested in your abilities whether you have them or not, He is more interested in your availability to be used by Him. Our disabilities can sometimes hold us back we feel inadequate and get into a negative spiral, saying, “Oh, no. I can’t do this, I can’t speak, I am not good with my hands or I am…
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The Gift of Peace
The Hebrew Bible word, shalom, in its purest sense means “peace.” The meaning is positive, when someone says, “Shalom,” or, “Peace unto you,” it doesn’t mean, “I hope you don’t have trouble and difficult times “; it means, “I hope you have life with a capital L God’s type of life.” Most people in the…
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Time is flying
On the 18th February I had my first face to face book promotion at Bacup library. Preparations for this event started before my book was live on Amazon. I am very thankful to the people who have helped me to organise this event. Looking back at the event I have learned some valuable lessons which…
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New arrival
Introduction to “HARI & RUDI IN THE LAND OF FRUIT” Andrew Ratcliffe would like to present “ HARI & RUDI IN THE LAND OF FRUIT” A Dream from My Youth This was a dream I had when I was twelve years old. When my environment and life around me was full of trials and temptations and…
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Invitation
Hi again I would like to invite you to take a look at my book which will be available in few days on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.
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Why read a book?
What was the reason that you last picked a book up from your bookshelf? Was it to dust it? Was it to replace it with an ornament? Or did you open it and read it? We don’t see so many young people reading books these days. If it comes to that we don’t see so…
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