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My life with the pentecostals

by Steve L. Morgan (2010)

About this book

The book is not a witch-hunt or an indictment of my childhood and growing up years but an essay of what I went through. It's not intended to offend anyone but if it must I hope it offends everyone equally. I had a wonderful childhood on the farm but in the book I try to explain what the Fundamentalist, Pentecostal form of worship does to young people and how it related to me. And how it can or does stay with a person all their lives. To this very day.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreMy life with the pentecostals Lead Character

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