ESSENCE MUSIC FESTIVAL ADVANCE NATIONAL COVERAGE: Delaware writer Carla Manuel on her much-anticipated authorship debut: ‘I chose to produce the book to show that there is nothing too hard for God’
Andre Johnson 
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And I will restore to you the years that the locust hath eaten, the cankerworm, and the caterpiller, and the palmerworm, my great army which I sent among you. (Joel 2:25/KJV)
AND IT CAME TO PASS
Earlier this week, Carla Manuel was out on the town running errands.
She had books scattered all over the dashboard of her vehicle.
“We worldwide baby! Mailing our books off. God Can Right Your Wrong Too. Get your copy from Amazon,” Manuel wrote in social media post via Facebook Tuesday afternoon. “I’m here for a couple days and you can link up to get a signed copy! It’s worth the read!”
Indeed, it is for Manuel, who has been afforded the golden opportunity to make her ceremonious authorship by way of God Will Right Your Wrong Too, Chesapeake, Virginia Visionary Author Dr. Natasha Bibbins’ highly-anticipated, spiritually-empowering anthology that made its ceremonious debut June 15.
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As part of Making Headline News’ 2024 Essence Music Festival advance coverage leading to the “the party with a purpose” event July 5-7 in New Orleans, Manuel spoke at length about Hope For the Harlot, her selected chapter in an anthology that has created a fervent buzz across various message boards and social media platforms since its release.
“God gave me the vision to write a book when I was about 25,” Manuel, a Wilmington Delaware-based first-time published author, told MHN during an exclusive Independence Day interview. “But it would not come to pass until it was time. God used Dr. Natasha Bibbins to invite me to be a co-author. God allowed my testimony to flow from my belly and be written in such a way that those that are bound would be set free and He alone would be glorified.”
A book that has been as good as advertised, God Will Right Your Wrong Too is a remarkably compelling 148-page anthology that is comprised of 11 co-authors is foreword by Dr. Bibbins’ husband, Michael Bibbins.
“Have you ever felt trapped by your past mistakes, wondering if redemption is possible? God Will Right Your Wrong Too is the powerful sequel to the inspiring collection, God Will Right Your Wrong, said an Amazon spokesperson for Dr. Bibbins’ highly-anticipated anthology. “Compiled by Dr. Natasha Bibbins, this second installment continues to share real-life testimonies showcasing the transformative power of God’s grace.”
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Also, in this book, readers will find new stories of individuals who have experienced God’s intervention in their darkest moments, turning their wrongs into rights, according to detailed synopsis of Dr. Bibbins’ collaborative written work via Amazon.com.
“From overcoming addiction and abuse to finding faith after immense loss, each narrative is a testament to the unyielding love and mercy of God,” said an Amazon spokesperson for Dr. Bibbins’ God Will Right Your Wrong. “These stories remind us that no situation is beyond God’s reach and no person is too far gone for His grace to restore. As you delve into these accounts of hope and redemption, you will be inspired to reflect on your own journey and recognize that God’s transformative power is available to you, too.”
GOD CAN…GOD WILL
By all accounts, Dr. Bibbin’s God Will Right Your Wrong Too is more than just a book.
“It is a beacon of hope, encouraging you to trust in God’s timing and His plan for your life,” an Amazon spokesperson said. “Join Dr. Natasha Bibbins and 11 courageous individuals who have shared their stories in this second volume and discover the profound truth that no matter how far you have strayed, God is always ready to right your wrongs.”
Approximately three weeks removed from having made her authorship debut, Manuel emphasized, among things, she was led spiritually to join the God Will Right Your Wrong Too anthology in large part because of the divine message she aspired to send to her readers.
“I chose to produce the book to show that there is nothing too hard for God,” Manuel told MHN. “(I’m determined) to give people hope that God can right their wrong too. I also wanted to give hope to those who believe their situation is hopeless…reminding them that God is a Redeemer. I know my Redeemer liveth.”
Manuel recalls vividly how her quest to becoming a first-time author began back in December.
“And I was done in one day.” Manuel recalls. “I had this story in me, and God released it. I kept going back but there was nothing to change.”
THE GRACE TO ENDURE
For her valiant authorship efforts, Manuel has become the beneficiary of a slew of rave reviews since word surfaced that she had graced the pages of a book for the very first time.
“The feedback has been overwhelming,” Manuel, a native of Onancock, Virginia, said. “I have been told that I am brave, that I gave them hope, and that they are no longer ashamed. I was told that I set them free and, most importantly, I taught them to hold on to God no matter what.”
That, after all, practically sums up why earlier this week, there were books scattered all over the dashboard of her vehicle.
For all the right reasons.
For more information about Wilmington, Delaware Author Carla Manuel, or to inquire about her book, connect with her via Facebook (Carla Manuel), Instagram (2ThyOwnSelfBTrue), or Twitter (2ThyOwnSlfBTrue). Send email to: [email protected].
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