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HELENA: A WOMAN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD
This historical novel credits the mother of Constantine the Great with his conversion to Christianity. As she fervently prays for him, a supernatural vision brings him victory that changes the Roman Empire and ultimately the entire Western world.
After the Romans crown him emperor, he declares Christianity the official religion of the empire. But the disloyalty of his beautiful wife and accusations against his son destroy his personal peace. He leaves Rome forever, while Helena travels to Israel to pursue her dream of finding the True Cross.
William J. Federer, the eminent historian, warns that America is following the same moral degradation as the Roman Empire. With his permission, his article, “The Fall of Rome and Lessons to be Learned,” has been added to the book.
After the Romans crown him emperor, he declares Christianity the official religion of the empire. But the disloyalty of his beautiful wife and accusations against his son destroy his personal peace. He leaves Rome forever, while Helena travels to Israel to pursue her dream of finding the True Cross.
William J. Federer, the eminent historian, warns that America is following the same moral degradation as the Roman Empire. With his permission, his article, “The Fall of Rome and Lessons to be Learned,” has been added to the book.
313 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 9, 2022
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