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Old Man Preacher Willingham: His Life and Legacy
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Old Man Preacher Willingham: His Life and Legacy

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Kidnapped, deprived, and beaten. Discover how Wesley Frank Willingham turned a childhood filled with hardships and abuse into a life of victory that glorified God.

Born in 1902, Wesley was stolen by his aunt and uncle, who saw a chance to have the newborn baby they never had. For a few years, they moved frequently to hide Wesley from his father. After their deaths, Wesley was left all alone.

A neighbor grudgingly took Wesley into his home. Treated inhumanely, Wesley was regularly beaten and deprived of basic needs. But how much more could he take? After he endures a brutal flogging, Wesley makes a decision that will affect the rest of his life.

Follow the journey of Wesley as he finds shelter and safety with a caring family. Accepting Jesus as his Savior, Wesley’s love for God transforms him into a man who loved people. He shared his faith as often as he could.

Wesley’s reencounter with the man who beat him will soften your heart and encourage you to forgive those who have mistreated you. This inspirational, true story will show you how God gives you victory over past traumas in your life. Order your copy today!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tableland Press, LLC
Date
20 July 2018
Pages
116
ISBN
9781949323009

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Kidnapped, deprived, and beaten. Discover how Wesley Frank Willingham turned a childhood filled with hardships and abuse into a life of victory that glorified God.

Born in 1902, Wesley was stolen by his aunt and uncle, who saw a chance to have the newborn baby they never had. For a few years, they moved frequently to hide Wesley from his father. After their deaths, Wesley was left all alone.

A neighbor grudgingly took Wesley into his home. Treated inhumanely, Wesley was regularly beaten and deprived of basic needs. But how much more could he take? After he endures a brutal flogging, Wesley makes a decision that will affect the rest of his life.

Follow the journey of Wesley as he finds shelter and safety with a caring family. Accepting Jesus as his Savior, Wesley’s love for God transforms him into a man who loved people. He shared his faith as often as he could.

Wesley’s reencounter with the man who beat him will soften your heart and encourage you to forgive those who have mistreated you. This inspirational, true story will show you how God gives you victory over past traumas in your life. Order your copy today!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Tableland Press, LLC
Date
20 July 2018
Pages
116
ISBN
9781949323009