A CHILD OF THE MOUNTAINS

<p>My life has taught me we must do our best with what God gives us. We are</p><p>to cherish love and provide the needs of our family. To tell them of the GOD</p><p>who created us and all that is in this beautiful world. How blessed we are to</p><p>be able to boldly go before His throne with our prayers and that He answers</p><p>those prayers in His time with either a yes no or wait.</p><p>That we can have a conversation with our creator a creator Who loves us so</p><p>much He sent His only unique Son to save us from our sin. That if you confess</p><p>with your mouth Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised</p><p>Him from the dead you will be saved (Romans 10: 9).</p><p>Jesus told us we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. Our neighbors</p><p>are those who come into our lives. Love is a verb. What we do matt ers.</p><p>I enjoyed your biographical testimony immensely. It is a wonderful account</p><p>of your life. It will be a blessing to your children grandchildren etc. and a</p><p>testimony of your faith in God.</p><p>Alice Bones</p><p>Director The Ministry Center</p><p>Hello Child of the Mountains! Thank you Charles for sharing with me. I have</p><p>read your book actually I teared up a litt le as I read it.</p><p>Cliff Richard</p><p>About Charles Martin:</p><p>A Christian at 14 a follower of Christ at 80. I am a lover of God family and</p><p>country. I have experienced adversity in my life. We can never allow our</p><p>adversity to defi ne us. Adversity made me better not bitter.</p>