New Memoir Encourages Readers to Never Give Up and Trust in God
Author reaches out to those who live in poverty and fear to strengthen their faith to overcome life’s challenges.
Miami, FL (Vocus) September 10, 2010
Throughout the course of his life, God has appeared to Edward Sylvain through dreams and visions. He has also been blessed with the talent of reading and writing. Now he shares the story of his life in The Struggle Never Ends, where he spreads God’s news around the whole world and encourages those who are often discouraged, lonely, abused, unhappy and depressed.
In this part memoir, part collection of poems, Sylvain reveals the difficult struggles that he and his family went through. They suffered greatly from starvation and adversity. There were times when they failed to eat, and when their father died, their mother had no choice but to find work in order to keep her children alive. As he grew up, the author got on the wrong side of the law and was thrown in jail. It seemed as though his struggles would never end...
Being born and raised in the ghetto made things difficult. Thus, Sylvain got caught up in trouble. But he made a decision to give up all his wrongdoings and accepted Jesus as his Saviour. This change led him to become a better person and a unique to cease all pains and failures. Now he reaches out to those who live in poverty and fear, to trust in God and never give up.
“We knew through painful experiences poverty is never pleasant to the poor though it is the ugly facts of life which compelled him to remain at the bottom of deep blue sea… Love, unity, strength, courage, health, faith, and determination are the most equivalent facts humankind cannot survived without…” says Sylvain.
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The Struggle Never Ends * by Edward Sylvain
Publication Date: July 19, 2010
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