MY TESTIMONY

About the Book

"I came that you may have life and have it more abundantly". It was the Rev Dr. Winston Worrel, Director of the World Evangelism Methodist Institute who had been encouraging us in the Caribbean, to "indigenize the Gospel", by using everyday aspects of our lives and culture, to communicate what God has done and can do for us.

About the Author

Malcolm Charles has enjoyed poetry and writing since early childhood and has recently decided that it was time to make a public declaration of the miracles that have occurred over his lifetime. A third generation follower of the Methodist Church community in Saint Lucia and the South Caribbean District, he credits his parents, the late Percy and Alvina Charles, with initially providing the foundation upon which he has built and developed the faith and belief, to see him through the joys as well as the adversities of life. A certified professional administrator and human resource development consultant, he also enjoys playing and singing Gospel and folk music on the piano, organ, and guitar in his spare time, along with a wide range of humanitarian projects, most of which he channels through his local Rotary Club. With his wife Anita, they have shared well over a quarter century together, and today Charles wishes to also share some of his personal experiences of what he is confident that God has done for him. Author of a variety of international business journal articles, book publications ,poetry, and music, he hopes that by taking the bold step in divulging some of his personal experiences with modern-day miracles, that this will help other ordinary persons like himself, to strengthen their own beliefs and faith. As he takes “the risk” of sharing these private lines, he draws on the favour of Psalm 34:19, which says, “A (righteous) man may have his troubles, but the Lord delivers him from them all.” It is hoped that these real life practical accounts of miracles in our time will be a blessing and encouragement to us all, as we navigate the often-uncharted waters of this journey called life.