Countless Lives Changed by a Praying Grandmother! White-Haired Women Touching God in Prayer

CHICAGO - Nov. 19, 2015 - PRLog -- GrandMamma’s Prayers demonstrate how God uses people, especially family members, to guide us along the individual paths He has set before each of us.  In James’s childhood autobiography, his GrandMamma was his spiritual guidepost in life, which led to him accepting Christ at the early age of fourteen.  The author has managed to effectively capture the Southern culture, dialect, and spiritual atmosphere.

For those of us who were blessed enough to grow up with a strong family Christian mentor, GrandMamma’s Prayers speak to all of us.  GrandMamma was an outspoken matriarch who loved the Lord and loved her family enough to make sure each of them were well acquainted with Him.

This is the greatest gift you can ever possibly give, the gift of Christ.  Life isn’t about how much you make or what you have, it’s all about what you have done for Christ during your short stay in this world.  This point is poignantly illustrated in the life of James’s grandmother.

Integrity—Grandma was very adamant about a man having integrity in all that he stands for.  If he said he was going to do something, he did it.  It was known that a person’s word was just as good as signing a contract, because it meant something back then.

These days, people   will laugh and lie in your face, while gently sticking a dagger in your back.  What has happened to integrity, honesty and truth in family, relationships and business? I have heard tales of, and personally witnessed people stealing items, money, business ideas, and spouses.  Are you serious?

We have to do a better job at valuing integrity in our relationships and in business.  We can accomplish so much more if we learn to work with and not against each other.

The lesson -- Never compromise integrity for a buck.

Be the Best—Grandma wanted me to excel at everything.  She felt like I should reach for the top even though I was sometimes called a nerd.  What about you? Are you striving for the best or do you settle for mediocrity?

The lesson – never do less than your BEST.

GrandMamma’s Prayers is a story of faith, a story of hope and a story of perseverance. Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4 reinforce a single truth; Christianity is more than a Sunday to Sunday experience – it is a life, a relationship and a way of living unlike anything known to man.

Chapters 5, 6 and 7 challenge readers to be more than “Church goers,” but a witness and an example of Christian life: we are to reflect the fruits of this new life in our work, our family and everything we do.

In Chapters 8, 9 and 10 we are brought face-to-face with the sometimes harsh, sometimes unfair, but always challenging disciplines of life and our responsibility to carry out the Great Commission, “. . . go ye into all the world and preach [proclaim] the Gospel . . .”

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The book is available worldwide, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Createspace, Kindle e-Book, Lulu Incorporated in paperback and hardcover and NOOK books.

James Langston is available for interviews, media appearances, book signings, and speaking engagements.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

Langston, is a retired U.S. Naval military officer.  He faithfully served his country for 27 years before retiring in 2003.  He is founder and senior pastor of the Pilgrim Outreach Ministries.

Langston is ordained and licensed through World Evangelism Fellowship of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.  He is a 1976 graduate of El Campo high school in El Campo, Texas.

DUTY STATIONS:

USS Dubuque (LPD-8)

Naval TelecommunicationsCenter (NTCC) Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines

USS Fletcher (DD-992)

Recruit Training Command, San Diego, California

Naval Telecommunications Area Master Station (NCTAMS), European Central, Naples, Italy

ServiceSchool Command, Radioman“A”CommunicationsSchool, San Diego, California

AWARDS: NATO Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Overseas Ribbon, NavySea Service Deployment Ribbon, Humanitarian Service Medal, Armed Forces Service Medal, Navy Good Conduct Medal, Navy Meritorious Unit Commendation, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal

James and his wife Cecilia have been married for more than 35 years and have six children and fourteen grandchildren.

They live overseas in Italy.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

James Langston, Senior Pastor Pilgrim Outreach Ministries International

http://www.pomitaly.homestead.com

pom_ministry@yahoo.com