52 CHURCHES THE BOOK

52 CHURCHES

is a book about more than religion. However religion is the foundation of the book and our group believes strongly that you should make religion very important in your life.

After that we focus on helping our community and country. Poverty and Drugs lead to Crime and they ruin a good society. The author's experience with illegal drugs makes him qualified to talk about the effects those drugs have on our society and some possible solutions.

Enjoying Life!

Almost everyone tries to find ways to make themselves happy.

Using Alcohol and Drugs, looking for Beautiful People, or buying More Stuff are not the ways to find happiness.

Reading one chapter a day of our book will help you realize how good you can make your day. When you have finished with the book, it would probably be a good idea to read it again, and again, for the rest of your life. However we would rather you loan your copy to someone you know who could benefit from it. Or even better than that, you can buy everyone you know a new copy!

About the Author - Steven Charles

I was born in a big city in the middle of America. I am white and 50 years old.      I was raised as a Baptist and my mother said I was a perfect child. I started smoking marijuana when I was a teenager. I got a job as a bus-boy cleaning tables at a fancy steak house so I could buy my own weed. Soon other drugs followed. After high school, I was a hard worker and I almost always had a job.

I was a "good boy" and I helped everyone I came across. I loved to drive my truck, drink beer, and smoke weed. I was a very good driver and we did have some fun. But after several arrests over a few decades for drinking and driving, (which doesn't take much alcohol anymore), and one Meth arrest, I made it to the Big House. Prison is a rude awakening for a spoiled boy who always had whatever he wanted. So I want all the young people to know that dope is a dead-end street and as it turns out, you didn't really have as much fun as you thought you were having.

After abusing life and taking so much for granted, I hope to teach everyone what I have learned in half a century.