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Welcome to Inspiration Point!

It is my desire to provide encouraging and inspirational stories, that I believe you’ll enjoy.  Many of the stories have a biblical theme or idea buried in the midst of them.

What kinds of stories?  I am seeking to place a wide variety of stories and articles on this site.  I’ve already included a fictional short story, a couple of poems and plenty of expository writings.  Some of these expository aritcle are: “Them Boots“, “Never Say Never” and “Can’t Do It, Alone

In the near future, I’d like to add stories from other writers.  You could say that I am shooting for something like Guidepost.  I will likely be uploading the stories and giving appropriate credits.

Please take some time and read some of the stories found here.  I’d love to know what you think.   Have Fun!

 


 

About Me

In ‘64, I was born with both poor vision and with severe hearing loss.  According to doctors, I was diagnosed with Congenital Rubella Syndrome.  While there were challenges in my life, my physical limitations never stopped me, from having a life.

After graduating from Manchester High School in ‘83, I went on to Stockton State College in Pomona, NJ.  I ended up graduating with a Political Science degree.  It is why I would sometime have fun visiting Alan Colme’s Liberaland.  It was in college that I came to call Jesus, my Lord and Savior.

After college, I sought computer related jobs in Phoenix, AZ.  Though I didn’t have too much success, I soon turn to writing.  I’ve had a few stories published at OS/2 Ezine.  The magazine is essentially dead and yet it is still online.  You’re welcome to do a search for my name.

I didn’t just do some computer related writings.  I’ve also sought to write stories that I thought would be of interest.  While I didn’t get them professionally published, I did seek to place them, on my site.

I am currently attending Shore Vineyard Church and am seeking avenues for the  writing skills that God has blessed me with.

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