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Crossing the Water James
Pastor Ken Peters takes readers on a sincere, educational yet naive journey across the racial divide around Richmond, Virginia. The people, places, and events he encounters along the way leads to an unanticipated path into the heart of God.
What a story! It's very difficult to doubt or question such an honest self-disclosing life story of crossing the cultural, racial, and class divides, as this one. Ken and Becky's story is greatly needed in our polarized pain-filled societies, for God's sake, for people's sake. I highly recommend this book.
Alexander F Venter,
South African Vineyard pastor, theologian, author, leadership consultant
Do you want to change your part of this broken world? step one is catching a God-breathed, doable vision that has God's fingerprints on it. There's a story in you waiting to get out. Soak in Ken's story and yours will become clear.
Steve Sjogren
Author, Conspiracy of Kindness
What a story! It's very difficult to doubt or question such an honest self-disclosing life story of crossing the cultural, racial, and class divides, as this one. Ken and Becky's story is greatly needed in our polarized pain-filled societies, for God's sake, for people's sake. I highly recommend this book.
Alexander F Venter,
South African Vineyard pastor, theologian, author, leadership consultant
Do you want to change your part of this broken world? step one is catching a God-breathed, doable vision that has God's fingerprints on it. There's a story in you waiting to get out. Soak in Ken's story and yours will become clear.
Steve Sjogren
Author, Conspiracy of Kindness
96 pages, Paperback
Published September 30, 2025
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