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Latest Activity: Sep 9

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Happiness in our daily lives

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Are new media such as video, podcasts, webcasts changing our reading habits?

Started by Prof. Prakash Ramkrishna Khadilkar Aug. 8, 2008.

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Comment by Duane Rhodes on August 2, 2009 at 12:13pm: My book is out "Listen Today So You Can Live Tomorrow." A must read for todays youth and parents. www.drhodes5433.webs.com

Comment by Shakeena Whitmore on March 16, 2009 at 8:17pm: **FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
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Finding Solace in God
Author Shares Journey from Troubled Childhood to Salvation in Her Book
CAYCE, S.C. - Author Shakeena M. Whitmore shares the remarkable true story of her journey through a troubled childhood to redemption in her new autobiography, No One Understands Me But God... (now available through Authorhouse).
Whitmore's difficult childhood forced her to grow up too fast. Pregnant at 14, she became so overwhelmed with the challenges she faced that she was driven to attempt suicide at the age of 16. Throughout all of her struggles, Whitmore's life was complicated by her inability to believe in God. Finally at the age of 20 Whitmore gave her life to Christ and things began to change for her.
In this extraordinary, inspirational story, Whitmore shares her hardships and victories as she navigated through disorder to deliverance.
Whitmore hopes to reach other people facing challenges in their lives, particularly young people, to let them know the importance of accepting God into their lives. “I believe this book will appeal to others because no matter where you go and who you are, we are going to be misunderstood. I want readers to know that they are not alone. God does understand them,” Whitmore says.
Whitmore was born in New Jersey. She now lives in South Carolina with her husband, Byris, and her daughter, Latyrah. No One Understands Me But God... is her first book. More information is available at www.shakeenawhitmore.com