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The Comforting Cross Books is on a mission to teach and inspire those who are hurt, in emotional and physical pain, in their waiting season, or going through difficulties — on how to rest on God's Word to heal and obtain results. It seeks to provide emotional support to those who are depressed, helping them find reasons to smile again and to totally depend on Jesus for help and healing.

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I am someone who has passed through pain, hurt, and difficulties, and I have been comforted by God and His Word. Having obtained healing — emotionally, physically, and spiritually — from God, I see a great need and passion to comfort other wonderful souls who are passing through hurt, pain, betrayal, sickness, challenges, and waiting seasons through the same Word by which I have been comforted.

My name is Chukwuemeka Chisom Gloria (Abba’s Delight) from Anambra State, Nigeria. I am the author of The Comforting Cross Books.

For more information, you can email: chisomgloria19@gmail.com
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   inspire those that are hurt, in emotional and physical pain, waiting season and in difficulties on how to rest on God's word to heal and obtain results. It is to provide emotional support to those that are depressed to see reason to smile again and how to totally depend on Jesus for help and healing.


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