Volume V- Issue 11,  December 2006
Published by Llumina Press

Llumina Press

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Safe in God's Love

Fort Lauderdale, December 2006:  In these turbulent times, one often feels cast out, frightened and alone. There is a lack of many important influences that affect our daily lives, from the simplest routine contacts to the vital embracing of faith. In her new book, Safe in God's Love, Janet-Rae Wells shares with us an assortment of inspiring insights and heartwarming stories that gives one hope for the future.

“Author, Janet Rae Wells, offers a beautiful collection of inspirational wisdom and reflections guaranteed to fill open hearts with the wonder of Christ’s presence and warmth during the special seasons of her life.” 

--Father John Fl. Schweikert, M.S.C., Director of Life’s Healing Journey Ministry

“Thank you for the precious gift...Safe in God’s Love.  It makes for very touching reading...”

--Father Fergus Clarke, O.F.M., St. John Church – Jerusalem, Israel

“You surely are safe (& precious) in God’s Love! Your stories and reminiscences of childhood and thereafter...into grownup...were thoroughly enjoyed and made my Christmas joyful. On the 25^th, I sat down and read every delightful word on every page...Thank you for sharing your beautiful, courageous life...”

 --Evelyn Addington

About the Author:

Janet Rae Wells was born in St. Louis, Missouri. She attended St. Elizabeth Academy grade school and Loretto Academy high school.  She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree from Webster College with a double major: Humanities and a Specialization in Elementary Education. She earned her Master’s Degree from the University of Alaska in Anchorage with a Specialization in the Teaching of Reading.

Teaching is her vocation, as opposed to profession. She has dedicated her life to the little ones whom she has taught in Missouri, Alaska, and in California. She considers her students her sons and daughters.