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"A little slow to start; I found it difficult to get into the story and I considered putting it back on the shelf, probably because I don't usually go for this genre. But after about 75 pages, the story begins to form more vividly, and I delved right into it.
I have wept my way through this book, in public and in waiting rooms. It is as touching as it is revealing about your own vulnerabilities and insecurities, regardless of your faith. I just finished reading the last page and will need a few days to ponder the depth of this lesson (the many lessons!) before moving on to another story.
I tend to give books away after reading them, as a way to share the experience and support local libraries, but I'm finding it difficult imagining parting with this one. At least for now."
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Same Kind of Different As Me A ModernDay Slave an International Art Dealer and the Unlikely Woman Who Bound Them Together edition by Ron Hall Denver Moore Lynn Vincent Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews :
Same Kind of Different As Me A ModernDay Slave an International Art Dealer and the Unlikely Woman Who Bound Them Together edition by Ron Hall Denver Moore Lynn Vincent Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews
- My emotional journey through the reading of Same Kind of Different as Me has been a truly moving experience. This book taught me to be grateful for what I have and to never think twice about helping others. The story of Ron Hall and Denver Moore takes a new look into the mind of a homeless man who’s spiritually filled and a wealthy entrepreneur who is struggling with spiritual strength through his wife’s illness. The book is moving, engaging, and it overall forces the reader to really think about if they’ve served others with the love of Christ as much as they can.
If you’re wanting a closer look into the lives of those who are in poverty, look no further. This book perfectly exemplifies how you never know someone’s true story. This story takes you on a journey of self contemplation as it makes you think about your own actions in life and how you treat other people. More often then not, we tend to overlook the outcome of our actions, this book covers how one man’s life has helped thousands.
For me, it was cool to read about how this took place only 20 minutes from where I live. It was nice to be able to relate to some of the scenarios these people went through based on location and how they went about life.
This must-read is definitely a emotional ride through these people’s lives, and the amount of love and compassion I built for these people as I read through their life was a very personal traverse.
I enjoyed reading this book and I know you will too. It’s a very personal and engaging story full of passion, joy, confusion, anger and peace. I hope that this book rekindles the fire in your heart for helping others and making a change. - A life-changing story. How anyone can possibly read this book without a profound change in both mindset and lifestyle, is beyond me.
There are many stories of wives living a deep faith without sharing it with their husbands who are so busy providing for the family and short on time
or possibly just not interested in matters of faith and volunteerism. This husband was different because he went along reluctantly with his wife.
He was a Christian too, but his faith was just not as deep as his wife's. Her activities were o.k. as long as she did her volunteering 'on their side of the tracks'.
The other half of the story is a homeless drifter born in the deep south and enslaved in the "boss man - share cropper system". Orphaned at a young age, shifted from relative to relative, absolutely no chance for education, doomed to work for the boss man for his bare existence.
Until the day he decided to break loose and hitch a ride on the railways, joining the group of drifters from one place to another, more often than not hungry, sleeping under bridges, begging on street corners for just anything to eat or alcohol to drink - always hungry and/or drunk.. a bum , an outcast. That is until God and Debbie intervene..
Debbie hears of a Mission for the homeless in their city and is determined to volunteer there. Her husband Ron agrees to go with her, but mainly to protect her from the unsavory homeless (his attitude), God's children (her attitude) Debbie has never met a stranger, but Ron has met many.
There is one particular man that Debbie urges her husband to befriend, and therein lies the story. As the pages turn and as tragedy strikes, I shed many tears and vowed to see the homeless in new lights, they are human, God's children, who one day may have had a family, and now just need a touch from a compassionate heart. Denver, the homeless man Ron befriends, will warm your heart. Well written, absorbing. and life changing
with not a dull moment. - A little slow to start; I found it difficult to get into the story and I considered putting it back on the shelf, probably because I don't usually go for this genre. But after about 75 pages, the story begins to form more vividly, and I delved right into it.
I have wept my way through this book, in public and in waiting rooms. It is as touching as it is revealing about your own vulnerabilities and insecurities, regardless of your faith. I just finished reading the last page and will need a few days to ponder the depth of this lesson (the many lessons!) before moving on to another story.
I tend to give books away after reading them, as a way to share the experience and support local libraries, but I'm finding it difficult imagining parting with this one. At least for now. - Have a box of tissues handy... I purchased this book after seeing the trailer for this movie that's coming out in a couple weeks. The last book that affected my "faith" (not "church-going" faith but personal "faith") this deeply was "The Shack". I've read criticism of the "punctuation" in Denver Moore's portion of the book. Understand that this book is written as though the authors are sitting next to you sharing their very personal story in their day-to-day conversational manner of speaking - and I am SO glad it IS written this way. It makes this book very poignant and deeply personal. I read this book in two evenings - I couldn't put it down. I highly recommend this book if you want a reason, in the troubled times we live in, to get up and go forward tomorrow morning.
- This Book is RAW, HONEST, LIFE CHANGING.
I only give it 5 stars because that’s the limit.
There really is NO LIMIT to the STARS I’d rate this Book.
Truly UNFORGETTABLE.
Don’t let another day pass without reading “Same Kind Of Different As Me.â€
I ordered multiple copies to share with anyone and everyone who enjoys reading.
Read it and pass it on....
Or get several copies like I did, because for me, I wanted to share it, but this one’s a KEEPER.
On my Bookshelf, is MY COPY.
It won’t ever be loaned out because it is one of my TREASURES.
