Sister Wit: Devotions for Women

by Jacqueline Jakes and T. D. Jakes
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Published by: Hachette Book Group USA
eBook Publish Date: September 03, 2007
Print ISBN: 0446529729
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While still in her twenties, Jacqueline Jakes -- a leading African-American columnist and the sister of well-known author and speaker Bishop T.D. Jakes -- was diagnosed with a brain tumor. After a risky, eight-hour surgery and a difficult recovery, she credits her faith for giving her the strength to face the future. Now, in Sister Wit, she offers more than one hundred devotions to help other women handle life's difficulties. Filled with revelations Jacqueline Jakes has never before shared about her illness, as well as uplifting quotations and anecdotes about her family and famous brother, Sister Wit shows us how to overcome past hurts and open our eyes to new perspectives. These powerful devotions include positive, pragmatic tips and her own soul-felt observations in four basic areas: inspiration, struggles, virtues, and encouragement. Created to be read often, Sister Wit will provide just the right message of faith to help you do all that life asks of you.

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Bishop T. D. Jakes is the author of several books, including the bestsellers The Lady, Her Lover, and Her Lord; Maximize the Moment; His Lady; Loose That Man and Let Him Go!; and Woman, Thou Art Loosed!, which is also the basis for a bestselling video and CD. His weekly television broadcast, Get Ready with T. D. Jakes, airs on Trinity Broadcasting Network and Black Entertainment Television, and in Europe and South Africa. Recently named one of the nation?s most influential minister by The New York Times, Jakes is the founder and pastor of The Potter?s House in Dallas.NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work: Nominee