History of Revival in The Willamette Valley Reignited!

PORTLAND, Ore. - Feb. 14, 2024 - PRLog -- Do the stories of personal transformation and revival during the tumultuous time of the 1960s and 1970s in the Willamette Valley still have value today? In her new Amazon bestselling book, Becoming Jesus People Volume 2, Carissa Gobble shares another riveting collection of nineteen real, raw, inspiring true stories during a generation and culture that was riddled with drugs, sex, political upheaval and lost identity.

"If you loved the movie, Jesus Revolution, you will find equal hope and inspiration in Becoming Jesus People, Vol. 2. These true stories feature 1970s wanderers and seekers who encounter Jesus for themselves, discovering freedom and love at a radical nontraditional church in Eugene, Oregon. The book also gives a poignant peek into the history of Faith Center's pastor, a man named Roy Hicks, Jr. This is a treat for all those who experienced that era, and a reminder for anyone else that God's work is never done."
- Eric Wilson, New York Times Bestselling Author of American Leftovers

In Becoming Jesus People Volume 2, Gobble creatively recounts history in testimonies from a time not so long ago that mirrored our own current political and social climate. The book showcases the power of Jesus to draw people from all walks of life into genuine relationships with Him even when their lives and country felt like it was falling apart. The book reignites faith for what God can do today by remembering what He's already done.

Becoming Jesus People Volume 2: More True Stories from the 1970s Jesus People Movement (ISBN 979-8-876092-41-0, Paperback, $15.99; ebook, $8.99; 269 pages) available from GPC Publishing on Amazon.
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About the Author:
Carissa Gobble is a four time Amazon bestselling author and homeschool community director. She grew up in four countries before the age of twelve and works from home writing, homeschooling, and educating consumers on toxins in their homes. She lives in the Portland, OR area with her husband, four kids, and cat. You can find out more about Carissa at www.thehomefrontblog.com/about