Bøger af Robert DuBois

The 4 star book,"The perfect lover's handbook", by author Robert Dubois, is written in a clear and witty style, that resonates with any modern reader. This book is for all those who want to satisfy their needs of freedom generated by marriage, for those who want to maintain a continuity of feeling and do not want to be involved in the promiscuous world, those who are unhappy in their marriage but nevertheless decide to carry on their cross until the end. The following rows are written for those who wish to protect their family that gives them a minimum balance.

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This tale follows the lives of two girls, one a typical teenage girl growing up in the heartland of America in a Christian home and the other a teenager growing up in North Central Haiti.

Johanna is a typical teenage girl growing up in the heartland of America, in a "Christian" home. Her best friend, Kelly, a dynamic Christian, has been witnessing to Johanna and inviting her to youth group. Kelly is planning on going on a short-term mission trip to Haiti with Maranatha Missions. Johanna is recovering from a near-fatal snow sliding accident.Both Johanna and Kelly have sponsored girls about their own age in Haiti, named Yolène and Mirline. Yolène''s brothers Charles and Pierre have been presented the gospel on numerous occasions but they want to continue to sow their wild oats.The book examines cross-cultural issues involved with life in two very different cultures: a rural Midwestern American setting, and a North Central Haiti setting, and the parallel lives of the characters day-by-day.Robert E. Woods (writing under the nom de plume or pen name of Robert Dubois) is a transportation designer born and raised in Vermont. Robert has two daughters and five grandchildren in Virginia. He and his wife and their three youngest children live in South Florida, where they attend Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale and are active in the Children''s Ministry.Robert has been extensively involved in child sponsorship programs for several large missions organizations, and he has personally sponsored over a dozen children in Haiti with World Vision, Compassion International, New Missions and Bethanie Missions.He and his wife Marie are writing the Johanna series to raise awareness for child sponsorship in Haiti and other underdeveloped countries, as they believe that the hope for these countries rests with the youth, who can be reached with the Gospel and educated, and eventually impact their cultures for Christ.

Johanna is a typical teenage girl growing up in the heartland of America, in a "Christian" home. She is evangelized by her dynamic Christian friend, Kelly, who is planning on going on a short-term mission trip to Haiti. Johanna visits Kelly''s church, and decides to sponsor a girl named Yolène in Haiti.In the meantime Yolène has been on the waiting list for months to be sponsored, so she can go to school near her small village in North Central Haiti.The book follows the lives of both girls and their families in their very different cultures and lifestyles, and points out the similarities and differences, and concludes that each of the girls and their families have many common basic needs: food, shelter, education, love and a need to know the Lord through a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.Robert Dubois is an engineer born and raised in New England. Robert has made over 20 short-term trips to Haiti, including 10 months in the rural provinces. He and his wife and three children live in South Florida, where they attend Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale and are active in the Children''s Ministry.Robert has been extensively involved in child sponsorship programs for several large missions organizations, and he and his wife have personally sponsored over a dozen children in Haiti with World Vision, Compassion International, New Missions and Bethanie Missions.He and his wife Marie are writing the Johanna series to raise awareness for the need for child sponsorship in Haiti and other underdeveloped countries, as they believe that the hope for these countries rests with the youth, who can be reached with the Gospel and educated, and eventually impact their native lands for Christ.