DJ Shrewsbury Getting A Miracle

This is a great book for sharing with anyone in hardships or sorrow or ill health. A good book, for bedside reading before bed.

There are so many people that are sick, depressed or discouraged. They have

lost hope and their faith has wavered. "Getting A Miracle" is a book of short poems that provides hope and healing. The author's poems read like

prayers that can be voiced by the reader to talk with God about their need

for a miracle. Because this is a book of poems it can be read in bites and

consumed daily as a devotional or inspirational nugget. Hats off to a fine

book that encourages the reader and may even help bring a blessing from

Almighty God!

Doug Martin

President

Good News Radio Broadcasting

Featured on my September 22 book page in the Tucson Citizen.

GETTING A MIRACLE: LIGHT COVERING DARKNESS by D.J. Shrewsbury (Xulon Press, $13.99)

Several years ago, the author, a fifty-nine year old Tucson man, was told by his doctors that his stage 4 liver disease was terminal and that he should make funeral arrangement's He decided to get a second opinion. He called on God and, according to Shrewsbury, his healing and recovering began. His book of inspiration poetry is published with a short autobiography.

Larry Cox Book editor/Tucson Citizen

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"Getting A Miracle" is a wonderful inspirational book written by D.J. Shrewsbury. You don't need a chronic illness to benefit from this book; all you need is your heart, mind and spirit. And if you don't have those you will soon learn how to acquire them. Words cannot express the heart-warming passages written in this book. It's an inspirational guide, a learning tool, a relaxation aid, and oh so much more. Everyone will benefit from this wonderful book. I suggest you get one for yourself and give one as a gift to someone you love and it wouldn't hurt to give it to someone who you think may just enjoy reading it.

Ramona Jones, Natures Response.com

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David, I think the thing I like best about your book, Getting A Miracle, is the fact

that it is written by you, a man of the 21st Century. I read Psalms a lot but have a hard time relating to King David. Even thought the life experiences were different for him than for me, the lessons are still the same. I find that it is true for your Book.

These words are for us today in 2005 and much easier to relate to.

Isn't it a wonder that so long ago a man like King David would write a

book like Psalms and here you are David, a man of God, and you have

written a book to leave with us today.

Suzette Sutton - Phoenix, Arizona