by Adell Harvey
To be continued…
About the Authors
ADELL HARVEY has served as a counter-cult missionary to the Mormons in southeast Idaho alongside her husband for more than 20 years. Having planted a church in a town that had never had anything of a religious nature but a Mormon ward in its 100-year history, they later pastored the only non-Mormon church in an entire county. God richly blessed their ministry, resulting in many Mormons coming to Christ. Some of these former Mormons gave the author their family genealogical records, historical diaries, and patriarchal blessings, which served as the impetus for this series.
Adell has eight children, sixteen grandchildren, and ten “greats.” Since her husband’s retirement as director of an international mission board, Adell continues in ministry to the Mormons, as a facilitator in the mission’s Punjabi Indian community, and as a humor speaker and writer, as well as full-time caretaker of her disabled husband. She was awarded an honorary PhD from a Baptist seminary in Cote d’voire, Africa, for her “many years of outstanding ministry and her large body of literary works.”
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AN AWARD-WINNING journalist with a passion for history, Mari Serebrov has authored a variety of books, including The Life and Times of W.H. Arnold of Arkansas, the historical novel Mama Namibia and a children’s book, Jahohora and First Day. She also contributed to The Grandmother’s Bible and has co-authored a number of church resource books with her mother, Adell Harvey.
Because of her work in calling attention to the first genocide of the 20th century in what was then German South-West Africa, Mari was named the literary laureate of the Herero Tribal Authority in 2013. She and her husband, Job, an Anglican minister, have two children and five grandchildren.
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The Locket: Escape from Deseret
Book One
In the late 1850's, thousands of poverty-stricken Scandinavians were lured to America by missionaries of the Latter-day Saints with promises of great prosperity. Ingrid Thirkelsen’s marriage to Brother Rasmussen is as surprising to her as the hope he stirs within. Assigned to the Martin Party of immigrants, she sets out after him, encountering for the first time the horrors of polygamy, blood atonement and blind obedience to cult leaders.
As she makes the handcart trek across the Plains and Rocky Mountains, a locket she has promised to deliver in Zion and her Ma's Bible are the only items that give her comfort and the strength to endure the unendurable.
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