Jane Cocke Perdue: 3 books

Stones of Help: My Ebenezers by Jane Cocke Perdue Ebenezer: the Hebrew meaning is stone of help. It is referenced in the bible in 1 Samuel 7:12. Samuel, the prophet, placed a stone between Mizpah and Shen after a victory of the Israelites over the Philistines. This monument signified Gods help and...

Hands down, The Bible is my favorite book. The compelling love story between The Creator and Creation tracks our human condition throughout history from the very beginning. Jealousy, anger, grief, faithfulness, longing and joy are among the various themes of poetry, narrative, ritual law and instruction,...

This collection of poems begins at the beginning of life and includes reflections and observations of childhood and adulthood, including the joyful as well as the painful aspects of being a human being. In other words, it chronicles years for which I am very grateful as I am approaching my mid-eighties.