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Start giftingAn Invitation to the Supernatural Life
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Learn moreOpen the floodgates of Life-Changing Encounters with God. Born without her left hip and leg, Michele Perry is no stranger to overwhelming impossibility. Yet again and again among the vulnerable children in South Sudan, God uses her and her co-workers - and even the children they serve - to accomplish the impossible. Here she shows you, too, how to experience God's supernatural intervention genuinely, fully in your everyday life - wherever you live. Each chapter includes practical keys, discussion questions and application exercises to show you: -how you can grow in awareness of God's presence -how you can be sure of His voice what it's like to see a vision -how to recognize the holy in the ordinary -how to foster your own supernatural encounters with God and more! Accept his invitation and witness Him moving in miraculous and wondrous ways over and over again.
Michele Perry is the founding field ministry coordinator for Iris Ministries in Southern Sudan under Rolland and Heidi Baker. Born without her left hip and leg and other birth defects, she endured 23 surgeries by age 13. A native of Florida, Michele studied at Baylor and has previously served in Bangladesh, India, and the inner cities of the U.S. She is also an artist, photographer, and poet. Michele wrote most of Love Has a Face on an old computer by a kerosene lamp in a bullet-hole ridden shell of a building in Southern Sudan. Her writing was punctuated by the occasional AK-47 shot.