Life, Death & Change by Guest Blogger Ruby L. Taylor, M.S.W.
Three things are certain on the current earth and they are life, death and change. In the past I experienced all three when dealing with the murder of my beloved brother, death of my grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends, student and cousins; through it all I had different experiences with each and everyone. But, one constant emotion arouse and that was anger towards God and when I expressed that anger to my Christian family guilt developed. My family often questioned my sanity to even think about being mad at God which caused me to question my emotions and my ability to be mad at the Most High.
My anger put me in a quandary of my faith. Through that process my journey began, to find answers to, death, grieving, God, healing and can I be mad at God. So, in 2007 to 2009 I went on a journey to research the bible. Through my path to research and healing I created a book to assist all people grow better in grief and grieving. My book entitled No More Good-Byes:What the Bible Say’s About Winning In Grief helped turn my anger into a closer relationship with my Father God through His Son Jesus. I know you may ask how can someone be mad at God and build a closer relationship? Through my anger I realized, God love for me never changed. That showed me God is not like man and He is big enough and strong enough to handle anything I may try to throw at Him, even anger. His love for me in spite of me caused me to love and understand my Father God more.
My healing drove me to action because according to the Word of God He comforts us in our day of trouble so we can comfort others. By God comforting me I was driven to comfort others by created the book, the free website www.JoyWillCome.com and now my documentary to assist others in their grief, grieving and healing process.
My new project is not that new I have been working on my documentary “Mad Believer” for over 5 years. Mad Believer will look at the life and murder of my 16 year old brother Daniel Tyrone Taylor. The film will also explore my anger towards God because of death and finding answers to grieving, healing and can I be mad at God? After years of struggle I have completed taping and is presently in the editing stage. Editing is a very expensive process and I am in need of any and all assistance to move forward. If you are willing to help please complete one or all of the following actions
Action 4 – Send a donation of any amount to the address Ruby L. Taylor/JoyWillCome
917 Columbia Avenue Suite 123 Lancaster, PA 17603
About Ruby TaylorMs. Taylor received her Bachelor’s in Social Work from Virginia Union University and her Masters of Social Work from Howard University School of Social Work. Her first book, “Aunt Ruby, Do I Look Like God?” was released in 2004.
How To Order
“No More Good-Byes” can be purchased online at www.joywillcome.com/store.html
For more information on the book and Ms. Taylor’s work, go to www.joywillcome.com or contact Ruby Taylor.
Mail Order forms and PayPal payments are available at www.joywillcome.com/store.html
The mail order form is at the the bottom of the page (complete information and click submit or send check, a letter with the amount of books and return address) your paypal payment is available by clicking in the middle of the store page the paypal buy now button.
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I look forward to reading this and sharing with others. I admit that I have been in that same spot, recently as earlier this month.