Take Me to Missouri Two

By Charles E. Fair

The book is about the author's perception of real love. It deals with life, death, God, and it includes input from several toastmasters. It also deals with other facets of life.

• Language: English
• Publisher: BookBaby
• Release date: Jan 17, 2014
• ISBN: 9781483518015

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Dedication

This book is dedicated to Dr. Ken Pledger, his devoted wife Barbara Pledger, and their family. Little did they know that back in 20008 God would put me under their spiritual guidance and care, which includes the local church body. God has allowed them and members of the church to provide natural food and spiritual food from heaven to help sustain me and prepare me for the tasks that lie ahead.

This book is also dedicated to all of the loving mothers and fathers throughout the land who demonstrate in words and deeds their devotion to love. This book is dedicated to Pastor James Fair, Eddie Fair, Francis Fair, and Michael Fair. Their unconditional love has made my life’s difficulties easier to bear.

This book is dedicated to God who has given me a wife Ramona Fair that seems to enjoy bringing the best out of me. This book is also dedicated to Charles Fair Jr. Charmaine Fair, Jasmine Fair, Jerome Fair, Jamal Fair, Charles W. Fair, Jayden C. Fair, Camilla Raemona Fair, and their family members, the late Lillie Mae Fair, the late Calvin Fair, and all those who have reached out to me in love. I am grateful for your kindness and love.

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Table of Contents

Dedication

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Introduction

The Analysis of a Thief

It’s Good To Be Here With You

He Did It Again

That’s Amazing

Tiffney’s Gift

They Are Gone

I Love my Wife

Those Little Things

Brother Art Speaks

Precious Becky

Especially For Toastmasters

How Did This Happen?

We Are Number One

Lady Matos

He’s Right

Stepping for Jesus

Request Granted II

About the Author

Bibliography

Acknowledgements

I am thankful for the love of Harold Rager and his wife Sylvia Rager. In the midst of life’s ardent trials they were steadfast in prayer for their daughter Rebecca Rager, who is affectionately called Becky. Teresa Mickey, Cindy Barnette, Richard Rager, and Harold Rager Jr. are all loved.

Kevin Thomas from Detroit, Michigan, Marv Richardson, Verna Richardson, Andrew Johnson, Robert Copher, John R. Williams, brother Bill Marell, Dr. Ann Berliner an outstanding teacher and a lovely person, Thomas Fair, Lawrence Stanford, Akeenon Fair, Robert Timpson, Ellen Jones, Eric Carter, Patricia Hale, Earnest Hale, Richard Miles, sister Bonnie L. Becker, sister Millie Griffey, brother Dave and Christy Sherman, brother Allen and sister Joy Weaver,

Brother Howard and sister Mora, Mr. Dub Plyler, Emmanuel and Shirley Haynes, Damon and Rendetta Stewart, Zay Williams, Michael Alston, Scott Stewart, Carrie Glover, Barbara Glover, Theresa Glover, Khanty Somvilay, Linda Alston, and Malcolm Alston who revealed that Psalms23 is one of his favorite Scriptures. Faye Harrell and Rebie Holloway, whose sense of humor brought much laughter to my heart when it was badly needed. Roslyn Sugarman, I agree with you the God is love.

Augustus Jordan, Ed and the late Blanch Heise, Jerry Palmure, Jennifer and Alicia, Ulysses Simmons Jr., Johnathan Dolinger, Jack and Luke Mc Mullin, Leenard Williams, Charvez Tion McClure, Joe McClure Jr., Anthony Jones, and a special thanks to Dr. Ken Pledger and the members of Calvary Baptist Church for your love and prayers. Allen and Tracy Suprano, brother James Smith, David Schwan, Katlyn Poutre, and Jamal Fair courage to do what is right in the face of extreme pressure is downright inspiring.

The care and love of Jurdine January, Mable, Lonnie Hicks, Roosevelt Hicks,Walter Fair, J. Fair, Mattie Williams, Bernard Williams, Gwendolyn Strong, Ken Huggins, Art Williams, Tom Mullis, Paulette Roland, the late Ophie McClure and family is deeply appreciated. Special thanks is given to the Fair, Hicks, Rabsatt, and Stimage families for their unconditional love.

Kelly M. Hopper a servant of God’s people and a member of our society that makes this world a better place to live in. Nicole Panella and Patrice S. Sherman, your devotion to the least of these in our world is inspiring.

Byron Richardson, the transformation manifested in your life is a true witness of God’s power to change hate to love. May the creator of the universe continue to allow his love and light to shine through you.

Brother Lester and sister Sherry Parrot and brother P. J. Parrot’s love is really appreciated. Brother Jim Simmer and family, sister Dois, brother Sean Woessner, Dennie Randolph, Johnathan Burns,Hope Moody, Trinity Moody, Hubie Roland Randolph, William, Lekasha, Alice, Angel, brother Brian Waytowich ,Kevin Jones, David Deeds, sister Angie Pennington, brother Marv Chaffin and family, Lane Mock, sister Veneta Mock, sister Ruth Williams, sister Pat Fillman, sister Carolyn Williams, sister Linda Fogel, Barbara Eberhart, Elder Eddie Parrish,

Nathanael Pledger,Cynthia Miller, Jamie Tucker, Michael Craig, Tommie John Williams, Mr.Kevin Gentner, Dr.Amy Gentner,Richard Dixon Jr., Donovan Fann, Roderick Bourgeois , Steve Smith, Willie Turner Sr. and his lovely wife and brother Brian Boston who believes in praying for God’s people. Once again, those of you at Calvary Baptist Church who reached out to me in prayer and deeds, thank you.

Introduction

Individuals, families, schools, work places, churches, and even politics have rules. Failure to obey those rules result in certain consequences. This is also true when it comes to love. This book deals with love from a natural perspective; but most importantly, it addresses love from a divine view and the serious implications of refusing God’s love.

In the gospel of Mark chapter 16 verses 15 and 16, we have, "And he said unto them, ‘Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believeth and is baptized shall