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METAMORPHOSIS: Unapologetically Finding Hope in Changing Political Parties - Hardcover

HUDSON WAYNE

 
9781616381448: METAMORPHOSIS: Unapologetically Finding Hope in Changing Political Parties

Synopsis

Author Wayne T. Hudson Sr. found himself unhappy about the way the Democratic Party, to which he belonged, was no longer representing what he believed in. After searching all the parties' backgrounds and looking at past candidates for the parties, Hudson found himself and his beliefs fitting into the platform of the more conservative Republican Party. Hudson shares his journey in changing political parties and how he found the party that matched his Christian beliefs.

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About the Author

Wayne T. Hudson worked in land surveying and engineering at a north Florida phosphate mine for 12 years after college. Upon receiving his Florida broker's license and contractor's certification, he served as the contractor and designer of homes, churches, and other buildings for over 25 years. During his working career, as well as in retirement, he has volunteered as a Southern Baptist deacon and as a missionary.

In the early morning of April 15, 2009, Wayne felt God calling him to write a book. He was instructed to write what he saw, heard, and felt as he began to ask key questions about American politics and his political stance. This book is the fruit of his desire to obey this call of God on his life.

From the Back Cover

When Wayne prayed about what should be on the cover of this book, the Lord told him that He wanted him to use a picture of a lighthouse. Like it says in the old Southern Gospel song "The Lighthouse," many people have tried to tear Him down; however, God's desire is for His people to be a reflection of Himself.

From the Inside Flap

When Wayne prayed about what should be on the cover of this book, the Lord told him that He wanted him to use a picture of a lighthouse. Like it says in the old Southern Gospel song "The Lighthouse," many people have tried to tear Him down; however, God's desire is for His people to be a reflection of Himself.

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