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J. Suthern Hicks

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J. Suthern Hicks was born in Little Rock, Arkansas. After graduating from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock with a Bachelor of Arts and receiving a master’s degree from Arizona State University, he spent many years in Los Angeles, including a few years as a working actor. His first foray into professional writing was for the theater. His play, Turtle Tears, received both the Critics' Choice Award from LA Weekly and praise from the Los Angeles Times. He also wrote a Christmas musical, Evergreen, which gave him the impetus to write even more music. His numerous Christian songs have had collectively over a million streams. Two of his songs have been featured in films. Mr. Hicks is currently writing and producing a new album to be rele ...more

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Where the Garden Begins (Me...

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Turtle Tears

I wanted to let those readers that are interested in my play Turtle Tears know that it is currently on sale at Amazon for $3.33. It regularly sells for $7.99. The play format does not read well on Kindle, so if you are interested, I would recommend getting the physical copy. Authors have no control over Amazon sales of this nature. I have noticed that once one book is purchased at the sales price, Read more of this blog post »
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“It’s a lifelong journey, but once you allow the love of Christ to dwell in you, He will give you exactly what you need to understand. I’m not saying it’s easy, but it’s the only way that makes sense to me, and it’s the only way that made sense to those who actually walked with Christ. Eleven of the twelve disciples died professing the truth of Christ as God. They proclaimed Him the way the truth and the life. They could have denied Jesus and not been imprisoned, tortured, exiled, and martyred, but they all said they saw the resurrected Christ, and they knew it was true. Someone may die for what they think is the truth, but no one would die for something they know to be a lie.”
J. Suthern Hicks, A Leaf of Faith

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