While landscaping on the Mount of Olives, Dante Leon encounters a Bedouin man who insists that he discovered, while exploring a Qumran cave, a map showing where Jesus was really crucified. To prove him wrong, he digs in that spot and finds five pieces of petrified wood as well as a scroll written by Jospeh of Arimathea. A deaf and mute lost orphan girl encounters Dante, who cures her with prayer and one of the artifacts. A blind boy is similarly cured. Dante and his family run tests on these artifacts and conclude they have found the True Cross. Terrorists are out to kill Dante's daughter as well as the pope who is about to announce to the world that these wooden pieces, when put together, form the crossbeam of Christ
Member Mark Scheel has reviewed member Tom Mach's book on Goodreads. Unearthing the True Cross, a novel by Tom Mach While landscaping on the Mount of Olives, Dante Leon encounters a Bedouin man who insists that he discovered, while exploring a Qumran cave, a map showing where Jesus was really crucified. To prove him wrong, he digs in that spot and finds five pieces of petrified wood as well as a scroll written by Jospeh of Arimathea. A deaf and mute lost orphan girl encounters Dante, who cures her with prayer and one of the artifacts. A blind boy is similarly cured. Dante and his family run tests on these artifacts and conclude they have found the True Cross. Terrorists are out to kill Dante's daughter as well as the pope who is about to announce to the world that these wooden pieces, when put together, form the crossbeam of Christ If you have a review of a member book that you would like to share, send us the review or send us a link to it online. We love to help members share their good news!
I have a new novel out now which is currently available on Amazon but will soon also be available at bookstores in the US. Its title is Unearthing the True Cross. Hope you will read it. Here are a few questions covered in my novel...
While landscaping on the Mount of Olives, Dante Leon encounters a Bedouin man who insists that he discovered, while exploring a Qumran cave, a map showing where Jesus was really crucified. To prove him wrong, Dante digs in that spot and finds five pieces of petrified wood as well as a scroll written by Joseph of Arimathea. A deaf and mute lost little orphan girl encounters Dante, who cures her with prayer and one of the artifacts. A blind Muslim boy is similarly cured. Dante and his family run tests on these artifacts and conclude what they have found is apparently the True Cross. Terrorists now are out to kill Dante's daughter as well as the pope who is about to announce to the world that these wooden pieces, when put together, form the crossbeam of Christ. If you have news of writing events that would be of interest to all Kansas Authors Club members, or if you are a member (dues current) who would like to announce an achievement, please submit your news via this form. The following Members were recognized for
Length of Membership at the 2022 Convention 40 Years Doris Schroeder 20 Years Barbara A. Brady Tom Mach 15 Years Judy Keller Hatteberg Joan Breit Hazel I. Hart Sally Jadlow 10 Years Raj Bajaj Jerilynn Jones Henrikson H. John Sanders Octogenarians Marilyn Hope Lake, Ph. D. Connie Rae White I'm on
http://www.Facebook.com/kansasauthor and have been posting many of my verses there. Please scroll down on my Facebook page and if you saying anything you like, let me know. Hope you are enjoying life to the fullest. Tom Mach District 2 Tom Mach, D2 member and former D2 president and state board member, has published Poems for Posterity. This is a collection of verse written by award-winning poet, Tom Mach. In addition to numerous awards from the Kansas Authors Club, the Nelson Poetry Book for one of his poetry books, and a 9th place finish in the Annual Writers Digest Poetry Contest, Mach had a number of his poems published in the Poet's Showcase section of the Lawrence Journal World, The Appleton, Wisconsin Post-Crescent newspaper, a nationwide syndicated column called Annie's Mailbox, Colors of Life anthology, and IMAGINE magazine. His120 poems contain examples of haikus, rhymed verse, free verse, sonnets, odes, ballads, lyrics, and one sestina. In 2018, the Kansas Poet Laureate read excerpts of Mach's poems to different groups. Check out this review by D2 member Mark Scheel. Tom Mach is a District 2 member of Kansas Authors Club. He shares the following: Hi, I’m Tom Mach, and a long-time member of the Kansas Authors Club and winner of awards, including the Coffin Award (2003), the Nelson Poetry Book Award (2008), the Lifetime Achievement Award (2014), and the 2021 Overall Winner Award for Barnes & Noble for my latest book, Three Years With Jesus. My bio is on Tom-Mach.com Imagine what it would be like to read the story of Jesus' life, beginning with His baptism and ending with His glorious ascension into heaven without having to read each gospel separately. Three Years With Jesus is the result of a careful compilation of the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, fitted together with portions taken from the testimony of an Italian Catholic mystic named Maria Valtorta who claims who had several visitations in the 1940s from the Lord Himself. Some minor fictional elements were added to make the story even more interesting to read. The actual words of Jesus as given in the Bible are scattered through the story. The result is an informative, in-depth, nonfiction novel that may tell us more about what happened during the last three years of Jesus' life on earth than you realize. For instance, this book describes details about Jesus' Passion, with such realist occurrences as how bystanders threw stones at Him as He carried His cross, or how He had to beg for a filthy rag before being nailed to the cross, or how Jesus screamed as the nail penetrated His flesh--only to stop when He saw His mother’s torment by His scream. In other words, the entire story of Jesus's last three years on Earth will really come alive for you. Click on Amazon or Barnes & Noble for pricing and ordering information I would like you to consider purchasing the paperback version because it is a work which you will want to put on your bookshelf to read again and again. Front cover the book is shown in the attachment. Testimonials: “It is obvious that this novel has been a labor of love for the author who has made great effort to bring the gospels into context with what occurred.” ~ V. Jules This is an excellent book all Christians should own. ~G. Mecka “The writer certainly has done some extensive Bible study.” ~Carole B “Very well written story of his life.” ~ Renee R. If you have news of writing events that would be of interest to all Kansas Authors Club members, or if you are a member (dues current) who would like to announce an achievement, please submit your news via this form. It is with sincere appreciation that we acknowledge your dedication and contribution to Kansas Authors Club. Please accept this small token of our gratitude. We look forward to many more years of fellowship and growing our organization for the benefit of writers like you. Length of Membership Awards
Fred C. Appelhanz – 15 years Roy J. Beckemeyer – 10 years Patricia Bonine – 10 years Annabelle Corrick – 10 years Edna M. Dyck – 50 years* Pauline Fecht – 20 years Marie Fletcher – 30 years Jean Grant – 10 years Yvonne Evie Green – 20 years Reaona T. Hemmingway – 15 years Kelly W. Johnston – 10 years Carole Katsantoness – 10 years Peg Nichols – 15 years Kristine A. Polansky – 15 years Cheryl Skupa – 10 years Candace C. Sherman – 30 years Octogenarians Sylvia Colombo (2018) Tom Mach |
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