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When The Light Dims
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Complete, First published Jan 06, 2021
Mature
God is good. All the time. And all the time, Is God really good? Sopuru finds God at such a young age only for her new found faith to be tested by the turbulent waves life throws at her. David, her brother, lets envy take over but won't let God take the guilt away. Can he ever learn to forgive himself? 

Can Sopuru go through the storms of life and resurface with the same identity she found in God?  Sopuru will need a miracle to survive this storm! Find out if her faith will be enough to keep her from sinking. 

When the light dims, will she put her trust in man or remember who God says she is?

P.s This is just the beginning 😉
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