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Author Jeremy D Vance 


    Jeremy’s relationship with Jesus Christ began at six years old when he put my faith in Him during an altar call at a local church’s event for children. 

     He’s wrestled with doubts and other struggles in his forty-eight years. God has carried and been carrying him through each one. Jeremy’s really thankful for His presence and grace all these years. He owes my life to God for paying for his sins on the cross through Christ’s death. In doing so, He brought him forgiveness and has given him an established hope in entering heaven through His blood.

     After graduating from seminary and being licensed as a pastor, he served two separate parishes for a time. As the needs of his family grew, he turned to writing which he has been doing over three years. He started out in speculative fiction, crafting stories for children and teens, one of which was published by Spaceports and Spidersilk. Recently God moved him to write fiction for the adult inspirational (Christian) market. Now he’s writing about an overworked pastor slowly losing the closeness of his relationship with the Lord due to the demands of the ministry. Jeremy hopes the book will encourage those looking to be pastors as well as those currently in ministry. 

     By all my writings, may you be encouraged to cling to Jesus everyday as you fix your eyes on His coming kingdom.      

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