How to Get Along at Church: A guide through relationships for Christians

Dennis Wright

Format ISBN Price   Paperback (5x8) 9781434385741 $ 8.59

If you have ever struggled with a relationship you need to read this book.  Although the book is written with Christians in mind it has immense value to everyone who has ever asked the question; what did I do?  The principles are from the Bible and these principles have proven to be the hard tested and well worn trail that millions of people in the arena of addictions have found as their solution.  These people have formulated a program that enables them to survive together in intensely close relationships.  Their ability to get along not only strives from desperation to get better, but also strives from the human, God given, instinct for fellowship.  Though this book has a targeted audience I am sure it has benefits for you no matter what your spiritual walk.  Christians need to know that even though they have the Bible it does them no good if they don't know how to apply its principles in this vital area.  This book is my effort to help by sharing my experiences of the last twenty years in this delicate but volatile area of the human spirit.

My name is Dennis Wright and I live in what used to be a small town in Southern California called Yucaipa, which is Indian for Green Valley.  I have eleven children and five grandson's and one grand daughter.  Most of this entourage was accumulated by marriages. I am the only man I know who willingly married a single mother of nine and knows it to be the best thing that ever happened to him. 

BEFORE I SLEEP There has to be simple prayer So God knows too, how well I did All day long I've been a player From Him I have kept nothing hid   I see my pillow on the bed And the blankets all creased with care I am longing to lay my head So I can leave my troubles there   For this is how I cash my day All the riches and all the waste So I can gently find my way And put an end to all my haste   I pray my Father will show me The next step on my steep trail So I can always plainly see Jesus is the sea I must sail   Now as I lay me down to sleep I ask God my soul to defend I beg of Him to also keep Eyes wide open for my lost friend                                                    Dennis Wright