it tells you basicly what will happen to an end! it helps you get ready!
(note: the guy who reconmand this book to me helped people get baptized by suggesting them to read the book!)
there is no doupt just get the book!
(you will love the ending!)

I really enjoyed this Novel. It is so spiritually uplifting, that you can feel the Holy Spirit all around you. It makes you want to read on and on and on. I would recomend this novel to anyone who loves the Lord, or who is searching for the truth about the Bible, and God

Project Sunlight is set in the "time of the end" just before Jesus returns to take us all back to heaven. In this story, an angel named Jared decides to observe "one human's reaction to the sin environment." By random selection, he chooses a young divorcee whom he christens "Sunlight."

The book follows Sunlight's spiritual maturation as she comes to know Jesus. Since it is told through Jared's point of view, you are reminded that life is not as bad as it can sometimes seem, since we are never alone, and God has a plan for us.

The format is different--it is written like a play, focusing on the dialogue rather than the surroundings.

I first read this story when I was younger than 10. Now that I am almost out of college, I decided it was time to get a copy for myself and give my mom's back to her. I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys spiritual stories.

I am a big fan of books set during Bible times, and this one is one of my favorites. I enjoyed reading about the time before the flood. Actually, this is the first book I've ever seen written about that time in history. I think that the author does a fabulous job of helping us to understand this time period and the people in it.

Even though the whole concept of a story set in that mysterious world that was our earth before the Great Flood may seem naive or presumptious depending upon one's point-of-view, Strong's description of the antediluvian world and of the people who lived at that time comes across as highly believeable. We need to take seriously the lessons conveyed in this story and in the Scriptures Strong quotes. Otherwise, we will be just as doomed as the wicked antediluvians.

June Strong successfully manages to portray the world before the flood, the sinfullness of man, his lust, his greed and the loving God. She portrays a world where the children of God are despised. This book shows how God can touch lives and bring new meaning. It is one of the saddest and yet most beautiful of stories ever told.

It doesn't surprise me to see several buyers waiting for this book even though "Mindy" was first published in 1977. I give it 5 stars for content and for execution of the writer's goal--more on that in a moment--but had to give it only 4 stars because the writing is formal in a way that doesn't invite the reader to relate. We meet Mindy when she's a teenager struggling with her Christian faith in an 1800s small-town area that isn't Christian. She's also suffering from tuberculosis and her life is in doubt. Clearly the author wants to strengthen and assist others who are trying to live out Christianity in a worldly world, and does this well, with warm, real characters we can related to in spite of the writing style. Mindy, an intelligent, engaging young woman, is someone every Christian can understand. Her struggles, defeats, and victories can bring hope to anyone in a similar situation. Though the setting is old to us today (you will find traditional roles for the most part), the struggles are the same, and Mindy's inner debates and outward decisions--as well as those of other characters--give us valuable insights and a renewed conviction to follow God whatever the cost. In today's world, a real Christian is even more of an oddity than Mindy was in her day; but if you're in Mindy's shoes in any area of your life, I encourage you to get this book, read it, and take it in.