Alisa K. Brown

What do you do when you have moved out and don't have a place to live? This mother and son went on the Camino de Santiago. But with a twist: backwards. Read and find out why. A Backwards Pilgrimage is a good thing, and also a God thing.

It all started with the audacious idea to spend six weeks in Israel. I slept in a tent in the desert. I walked the beach at Tel Aviv. I peered into a well that might have been dug by Abraham. I davened at the Western Wall. I ate a bedouin lunch. I gazed at the Eastern Gate, seeing the Second Coming of Jesus in my mind's eye. In the end, six weeks was both a lot and not enough.

What happens when God answers your prayer to get closer to Him, to know Him better? This book shows how God answered that prayer for me. This is my big, cosmic trust-fall into His arms. And from there He took me on some adventures. We went to vampire territory. We went to where scientists are trying to poke God in the eye. And we met some remarkable people along the way. You will learn some hard truths, and secret things will be exposed. Get ready.

This book is a year in the life of a Christian missionary in Europe. Each year I produce a book (or two ) about my life. The missionary life is full of fun and adventure and most of all, God.

This is a year in the life of a missionary called to Europe, and living in Milan, Italy. Part travelogue, part prophecy, the book is a humorous and thought-provoking look at life through the eyes of a full-time missionary.

Quest'libro parla di un'anno nella vita di una missionaria a Milano. Il fuoco del anno e' stato l'ospitalita'.

This book is about a year in the life of a missionary to Europe. Her usual busy travel schedule has been halted in order to concentrate on hospitality as the world comes to Milan for the Expo.

This book asks some of the deeper questions about the Christian faith and beliefs. The Bible answers for us such questions as: Is Christian rock music evil? Will the Jews finally rebuild their temple? And what is Cern doing that scares physicist Stephen Hawking--and why are they doing it?

This book takes the reader along for a year in the life of a traveling missionary, based in Italy and called for Europe.