Lessons in Mercy

Lessons in Mercy

by Edwina Wright Davis
Lessons in Mercy

Lessons in Mercy

by Edwina Wright Davis

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Overview

From the dresser drawer of his birth bed Joseph Daniel was called to teach and lead others to God. The voice of the Holy Spirit guided him, but if he chose to ignore it and walked into a darkness that he could not control, "the light came on" and God revealed himself. While he was a compassionate man who served others, Joe could never reconcile the rejection of being the only child of his family to be adopted. Joe was reared as an African-American in a community of Native Americans. He tried to forge a marriage between both complicated worlds, yet the dominant white culture taunted him. One night changed everything for Joe, leaving his community and two families forever changed by his bad decision. "Lessons in Mercy" is loosely based on Joseph Daniel Herring's "mess-ups" and "get-back-ups" as he navigates life.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940162926863
Publisher: InSCRIBEd Inspiration, LLC
Publication date: 06/29/2020
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

Edwina Wright Davis’ gift for writing became apparent when at age four, she began to journal the experiences of her dolls, “This is the story of Little Sally Ann who could never stop …” She wrote about playmates and family members in storybooks and plays, “My brother’s little legs pedaled as fast as they could as he rode his maroon and white bicycle into the raging rain and wind of Hurricane Hazel. He was yelling back at me, ‘Get to the basement. I’m going to get Mama’.”
During the years while manuscripts lay dormant in Edwina’s heart or in dusty file folders, she regularly
enrolled in writing workshops and classes. She read religiously and joined book clubs. For a time, she followed her writing passion in WFMY TV-2’s news and advertising divisions. Behind the Lines in Greensboro also by this author, is printed by, and available through University of North Carolina, University Press. It is a television documentary that follows that city’s long, seventeen-year trip from segregated to desegregated public schools.
Edwina’s source of inspiration and encouragement comes from real life conversations with great writers whom she knew and respected including: Dr. Johnnetta B. Cole; Dr. Maya Angelou; Dr. Pearl Cleage; Dr. Coretta Scott King; Actress/playwright, Ruby Dee; Dr. Daisy Daggert Buckner; First Lady Penda James; Reverend Garnett Huguley; Dr. Karla Scott; Ms. Linda Joyce; Mrs. Pamela Wimberly Jones, and Mrs. Joy Ellen Williams.
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