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Elizabeth Sharman-Smith presents us with simple Christian poetry and prayer, along with some short Christian meditation and scripture passages. This is intended to be a simple but most powerful representation of everyday Christian life. The message is conveyed in its simplicity, i.e. the simpler the text the more powerful the message. With forward by Revd. Canon Dr. Roland Riem, Vice-Dean and Canon Chancellor, Winchester Cathedral, England

This is an inspirational memoir of a naturalized American citizen, Elizabeth "Kuttu" Goh Sharman, who grew up under difficult circumstances and poor possibilities in rural Malaya from the town of Bukit Mertajam. As described lovingly in the book, the famous town is where the St. Anne's Church exists, and an annual 10 day feast is held, drawing the faithful from all over Southeastern Asia. Given away at birth by her biological parents, she is raised by a beloved saintly aunt Heok Ee. She is given the nickname "Kuttu," by her great aunt, the name giver. The word is directly related...

An inspirational memoir of Elizabeth ""Kuttu"" Goh Sharman, from rural Malaya. Given away at birth by her biological parents, she is raised by a saintly aunt, Heok Ee. At birth, she was given the nickname ""Kuttu,"" by her great aunt, the word meaning head lice. The relative explained the name would strengthen her to overcome her weak health and poor prospects. The effect seems to work perhaps leading Elizabeth to great success on a larger stage, however possibly at the cost of an inferiority complex that with the name sticks with her all her life. Initially a poor student, several ""guardian...