A Child of the Mountains

My life has taught me we must do our best with what God gives us. We are

to cherish, love and provide the needs of our family. To tell them of the GOD

who created us and all that is in this beautiful world. How blessed we are to

be able to boldly go before His throne with our prayers and that He answers

those prayers in His time with either a yes, no or wait.

That we can have a conversation with our creator, a creator Who loves us so

much He sent His only unique Son to save us from our sin. That if you confess

with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord," and believe in your heart that God raised

Him from the dead, you will be saved (Romans 10: 9).

Jesus told us we are to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. Our neighbors

are those who come into our lives. Love is a verb. What we do matt ers.

"I enjoyed your biographical testimony immensely. It is a wonderful account

of your life. It will be a blessing to your children, grandchildren, etc. and a

testimony of your faith in God."

Alice Bones

Director, The Ministry Center

"Hello, Child of the Mountains! Thank you, Charles, for sharing with me. I have

read your book, actually, I teared up a litt le as I read it."

Cliff Richard

About Charles Martin:

A Christian at 14, a follower of Christ at 80. I am a lover of God, family and

country. I have experienced adversity in my life. We can never allow our

adversity to defi ne us. Adversity made me bett er not bitt er.