The Invisible Me

About the Book

"The Invisible Me" is the author's inspirational writing about the invisible presence of God in the lives of mankind. The book depicts God's continual interest in man's subsistence and the acknowledgement of His existence in this present generation. It shows God's interest in the daily operations of our lives and how much He is concern about us. In this economical decline, where there are increase job losses, foreclosures and bankruptcy, the author gives the reader a clear understanding of God’s everlasting presence. As we examine through scriptures and the author’s experiences, we reflect on the lives of biblical examples and their miraculous victories which provides us with strength for the present and hope for the future. God knows our secret desires, our brokenness and our needs. He wants to lovingly comfort us. All He asks is that we come! Come and prove Him now

About the Author

Carol Campbell Norris was born in the beautiful island of Jamaica, West Indies. She moved to the United States of America almost 26 years ago and presently resides in Florida. She is a wife and mother to two beautiful daughters. God has blessed Carol with the gift of bringing hope and inspiration to those who are hurting and discouraged. She has had several years experience working with patients and their families experiencing grief and loss and has been a massage therapist for over twelve years. The power of touch is a belief that Carol holds highly. Jesus uses touch to bring comfort and healing to those who were without hope and faith. Thus, she highly recommends massage to give both physical and spiritual uplifting in times if grief. Through her experiences, Carol has grown to love and trust the Lord in all of life circumstances. This has given her the inspiration in bringing comfort to those who are grieving though counseling, coaching, massage therapy and motivational speaking. She also provides individual and family coaching, facilitates grief groups and educates the community at large. Carol holds a Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist and a Certified Professional Coach specializing in grief and loss. She is presently pursuing her Doctoral degree in Pastoral Community Counseling at Argosy University. One of her mottos in times of grief for herself and to others comes from the inspiring word of God ……. weeping may endure for a night but joy comes in the morning (Ps.30:5).