Hearing the Silent Cry, Seeing the Invisible Pain
Healing Our Youth
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Fight the good fight--fight to win! Life is a battle, and the greatest battle is against self. God’s grace is not only the neosporin and band-aid to help wounds heal quickly and minimize the scarring, but His grace is amazing in that it recognizes that you come from a genetic make-up that leaves much to be desired. He takes that mess, called your history, and that pain called your life, and joins those two jangling chords of confusion so that when He strikes a note, they can still make beautiful music. It may hurt when God strikes the chords in your life, let Him do it. His grace is a symphony producing grace. You’ll like the music when He is finished.
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About the Book
In Hearing The Silent Cry, Seeing The Invisible Pain, Lanston Sylvester takes each reader on a journey that explores the root of our young people’s pain and anger. Follow him on this journey as you will gain a greater awareness of the consequences of a broken family and greater compassion for our children’s confusion.
About the Author
Lanston Sylvester was born in Trinidad, W.I. and raised in Brooklyn, NY. He has worked as a public school teacher, pastor and youth leader. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from Oakwood College in Huntsville, AL and his Master’s of Divinity degree from Andrews University in Berrien Springs, MI. He is currently a doctoral candidate at Andrews University.
He and his wife Raquel live in Dallas, TX with their two daughters and son: Gabrielle, Alyvia and Julius. He has preached and held workshops across the U.S., Canada, Bermuda, Costa Rica and South Africa.