Paula Cooks was born and raised in Mineral Wells and has authored several books. Her motivation has been her faith, and the promise she kept to her deceased parents.
Cooks doesn’t see herself as a writer. Her favorite quotation is, “Imperfections, but striving towards perfection. Real personal events changes lives.”
Through decades dealing with family’s trails, tribulations, and her personal social diseases God deposited much deliverance in her life. God has given her the gift to share with others through writing. Cooks said she loves God so much for His faithfulness toward her each and every day brings new challenges in her life.
Cooks invites everyone to visit her website www.beautyofforgiveness.com, and you can purchase her books online at Amazon.com, Barnes&Nobles.com, and in local Christian book stores.
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National Day of Prayer set for Thursday
National Day of Prayer calls on all people of different faiths in the United States to pray for the nation and its leaders.
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SOAKING IT IN ... SOUL CARE
I hope you are noticing – spring is beginning to emerge from winter.
Even though it has been cold and very blustery these past few days, last week in the southeast part of Mineral Wells, I noticed a weeping willow tree budding out. -
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PPBA seeks spring break volunteers
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Soakin’ it in … soul care
‘The confession of evil works is the first beginning of good works.’ ~ Augustine of Hippo
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Christian teen club opens next week
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When God Calls
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‘No dry land and no dry bones in Palo Pinto County’
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Faith-based recovery program coming to Mineral Wells
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