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[Best!] Acts of Faith: 25th Anniversary Edition [read ebook]

[Best!] Acts of Faith: 25th Anniversary Edition [read ebook]
[Best!] Acts of Faith:
25th Anniversary
Edition [read ebook]
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Molefi Kete AsanteProfessor and Chair, Department of African-American Studies, Temple
University'Acts of Faith' is a dazzling collection of meditative statements. It should be a standard
work for a long time. Iyanla Vanzant has found a way to help us keep body and soul whole.Linda
VillarosaSenior Editor, 'Essence magazine''Acts of Faith' is an important spiritual resource for
African-Americans and other people of all colors.Linda VillarosaSenior Editor, 'Essence
magazine''Acts of Faith' is an important spiritual resource for African-Americans and other people
of all colors.Molefi Kete AsanteProfessor and Chair, Department of African-American Studies,
Temple University'Acts of Faith' is a dazzling collection of meditative statements. It should be a
standard work for a long time. Iyanla Vanzant has found a way to help us keep body and soul
whole.Linda Villarosa Senior Editor, 'Essence' magazine Acts of Faith is an important spiritual
resource for African-Americans and other people of all colors.Linda Villarosa Senior Editor,
'Essence magazine' 'Acts of Faith' is an important spiritual resource for African-Americans and
other people of all colors.Molefi Kete Asante Professor and Chair, Department of African-American
Studies, Temple University Acts of Faith is a dazzling collection of meditative statements. It should
be a standard work for a long time. Iyanla Vanzant has found a way to help us keep body and soul
whole.Linda Villarosa Senior Editor, Essence magazine Acts of Faith is an important spiritual
resource for African-Americans and other people of all colors. Read more Rev. Dr. Iyanla Vanzant,
author and internationally renowned speaker, is best known for her riveting work as the host of
Iyanla Fix My Life on the OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network). Oprah herself has called Iyanla, “the
most powerful spiritual healer, fixer, teacher, on the planet.― Oprah Winfrey has publicly
acknowledged that Fix My Life and Iyanla was the turning point for the fledgling Oprah Winfrey
Network. Susan Taylor, former editor-in-chief of Essence magazine calls her, “The real deal,―
in the arena of personal healing and spiritual growth.― Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray,
Love says, “Iyanla is a walking, talking, miracle in heels, who carries the energy to heal the
masses.― Many of the 2.8 million people who follow her on Facebook lovingly call her,
“auntie,― yet if you ask Iyanla she would say, “I am just an ordinary person committed to
doing extraordinary things as a demonstration of what is possible when you love God, have faith in
yourself, and trust the amazing process called life.― As the Founder and Executive Director of the
Inner Visions Institute for Spiritual Development, Iyanla conducts workshops and classes around
the country, throughout Africa and the UK. Sharing her brand of practical spiritual wisdom, a blend
of ancient African wisdom and universal principles, Iyanla has touched the minds and heart of
more than 8 million readers in 23 languages. Her latest venture, the creation of MasterPeace Body

Therapy, a line of natural body care products has received rave reviews on HSN. Cooking and
making scrapbooks are her guilty pleasures. Studying the Bible and other sacred texts is the
foundation of her life. Iyanla cherishes her collection of over 100 Bibles in various translations.
Watching re-runs of Law and Order is her joy. Spending time with her grandchildren and doing her
own laundry is what keeps her grounded. Knowing that she is on purpose; loving what she does;
doing everything with excellence; is what Iyanla Vanzant says makes her the woman that she is
today. Read more See all Editorial Reviews