Thank You Jesus - Zakaria, Elham Y.
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Thank You Jesus is a true story; it is about a Palestinian Catholic author, who survived a deadly cancer. She wrote about the miracles that she and her twin sister had experienced through Jesus' help and the dreams that turned into reality, which make her believes that there is connection between souls and dreams. From her perspective, throughout the human condition; one comes across many things and hears incredible stories which can serve to make one more and more rational, understanding of the people around them, and concerned about ones future life with Jesus. Many people do not like to…mehr

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Thank You Jesus is a true story; it is about a Palestinian Catholic author, who survived a deadly cancer. She wrote about the miracles that she and her twin sister had experienced through Jesus' help and the dreams that turned into reality, which make her believes that there is connection between souls and dreams. From her perspective, throughout the human condition; one comes across many things and hears incredible stories which can serve to make one more and more rational, understanding of the people around them, and concerned about ones future life with Jesus. Many people do not like to write about what they have experienced in their lives and the author is one of them; yet, she has been inspired to share her enthusiasm and to reveal her experience with Jesus to people; it was the main reason that drove her to write this book. Author Elham Yacoub Zakaria was born in Bethlehem. Her parents wed in the Church of the Nativity. She lives in San Diego, California. She has lived through unbelievable experiences that forced her to keep thinking of the mystery of life. She thinks to write about our lives is easy, but to live it is a challenge and a suffering as well. She is a member of San Diego Writers/Editors Guild. She is a writer of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry. In 2002, she was awarded for her presentation of her poetry on The United Nations Staff Day. Also, some of her poems were presented on the 44th Annual Religious Art Festival of St. Mark's United Methodists Church (2007). She is the author of "Commitment & Revenge" and "For His Sake". For His Sake is a work of two volumes: "Adam" and "Abandoned Son".