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A MIRACULOUS STORY OF CONVERSION or -What Is A Nice Jewish Girl Like Me Doing In a Place Like This?- (The Catholic Church) The story begins at the birth of a young Jewish girl born into a patriarchal Israeli heritage, a girl who dropped out of Hebrew school after her teacher was arrested for a crime, a crime that proved her father's idea of truth, that the Bible is fairy tales and fables made up to control man. However, he challenged his 12-year-old daughter, Go on with your life and read; study; seek the truth; and when you find it, I will respect it. An incredible journey, Bette's life, thus far a 60-year span, began with a traumatic circumstance, death surrounding her while she was yet unborn. Yet, God intervened despite her own mother's plea to her doctor and his response. God reached into her mother's womb and consecrated Bette to Himself. And so, the narrative of Bette's life begins told poignantly with great humor and storytelling capability. Born in 1953, Bette experienced childhood loss of innocence when her home playground was destroyed and converted into a fallout shelter to protect against nuclear war during the Cuban missile crisis. Then came the traumatic death of President John F. Kennedy, born 20 minutes from her own birthplace in Massachusetts. As a young bride, Bette moved to her childhood dream location, southern California, the home of Disneyland, The Happiest Place on Earth. God reached out his hand to Bette many years later on a beach, giving her a mystical understanding of the cosmos. He took her out of her body and into His mind to see His creation, hear a special message, and experience a remarkable healing all simultaneously. With God's Word affirming Bette, this book contains photos of miraculous events and poetry. The birth of their daughter opens up more telepathic, mystical experiences revealing the realm of God and His messengers on our journeys. Bette's heritage is discovered upon meeting a man on an aircraft who is able to unravel questions of her Israeli background with his interpretation of her great-grandfather's tombstone. The even greater adventure continues to unfold as Bette and her husband fly 14 hours to an incredible pilgrimage to find the birthplace of her fathers. Bette discovers that her great-grandfather was a brilliant man, a rabbi buried near the tomb of Ari (the modern day founder of the Kabbalah) and that her ancestry goes back, according to a tombstone to the Tribe of Naphtali, one of the first 12 tribes of Israel. A beautifully graphic story of conversion, it would be difficult to read this story and not see the hand of God at work in Bette's life. Hearing Bette's story will help elevate your own faith in God. Her telling is like going on an epic journey that traverses time and space. It encompasses Kairos time, God's perfect time, and His illustrating transcendent presence. Ask and the Lord will bring you deeper into a relationship with Him as you read the testimony of Bette's conversion to Catholicism, her first experiences with the Holy Spirit and then when she cautiously opened her heart to Jesus Christ and realized her need to respond. Much more soul-searching ensued when her first born child's comment, Mommy I think Mary is the most beautiful women on earth, led her to discover the powerful intercession of Jesus' mother. Discover Bette's story, and hopefully enrich your own relationship with God!

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