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Mother Declares "You Are Already Healed!!!"--Daughter Shares "The Miracle of Hope"

Olmstead Publishing announces the release of individual books by mother and daughter, Pastor Carrie Harper Walton and Hope Victoria Walton Charles.

Mother Declares "You Are Already Healed!!!"--Daughter Shares "The Miracle of Hope"
2013-01-29
January 29, 2013 (Press-News.org) The uplifting and spirit strengthening books, "You Are Already Healed!!!" by Pastor Carrie Harper Walton and "The Miracle of Hope: The autobiography of Hope Victoria Walton Charles", by Hope V. W. Charles are available for paperback and electronic book readers alike.

The strength of the Walton family's faith led these two women through many potential tragedies that resulted instead in a manifestation of divine miracles. "The Miracle of Hope" is a powerful testament of one women's perseverance through the struggles of life. Written off as a lost cause, doctors believed there was no hope for her, but God must have had something else in mind. Hope Victoria Walton Charles details this as the first of seven miracles that have taken place in her life. Pastor Carrie, shares parts of this same story, from the mother's perspective as a section in her book.

"You Are Already Healed!!!" includes healing scriptures and confessions that Pastor Walton researched, wrote, and recorded in response to a potentially fatal diagnosis given to her daughter, Hope. Her husband used those same scriptures and confessions found on her Healing Scriptures CD when doctors said that he had only 4 to 6 weeks to live.

Learn how intense faith changed the lives of these two women and their families. These books will inspire everyone who read them, but especially people hurting, suffering through a family crisis, experiencing depression, or diagnosed with deadly diseases.

The books are available at www.OlmsteadPublishing.com in paperback, from the authors themselves, and at The UPS Store 5514 in Apopka, FL. Hope Victoria's contact is hvw@hopevictoria.com and her URL is www.hopevictoria.com. Like Hope Victoria's book on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/TheMiracleofHope. Pastor Carrie Walton's contact is CariWalt@hotmail.com and URL is www.YouAreAlreadyHealed.com. Like Pastor Carrie Walton's book on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/YouAreAlreadyHealed.

Author and vocal artist, Hope Victoria Walton Charles is available for media interviews, book signings, performances, and lectures. Author and Pastor, Carrie Harper Walton is available for media interviews, book signings, and lectures.

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[Press-News.org] Mother Declares "You Are Already Healed!!!"--Daughter Shares "The Miracle of Hope"
Olmstead Publishing announces the release of individual books by mother and daughter, Pastor Carrie Harper Walton and Hope Victoria Walton Charles.