7 Books Published by Mynd Matters Publishing on AALBC — Book Cover Collage

Morgan is twenty-two, and after four years of living with his aunt and uncle in the South, his life is about to change—some planned and the rest, thoroughly unexpected. Along his journey, Morgan moves into his first apartment, attains his first girlfriend, reconnects with a high school buddy, recognizes the value of having a mentor, and learns the importance of family.

Ron Ancrum’s life had been relatively normal, until his journey took an unexpected turn with unprecedented events. From cover to cover, and filled with critical life topics, especially applicable to those over the age of sixty, Keep On Moving is a memoir worth sharing

While some sections are taken directly from journal entries written during the two years after Ron’s third hospitalization, other sections offer insight on social issues while expertly reflecting the experiences of anyone living in their fourth quarter-aging, retirement, staying connected, and for those who like Ron, are living with a chronic health issue.

Sit back, enjoy the journey, and decide how you will Keep On Moving.

Ron Ancrum’s life had been relatively normal, until his journey took an unexpected turn with unprecedented events. From cover to cover, and filled with critical life topics, especially applicable to those over the age of sixty, Keep On Moving is a memoir worth sharing

While some sections are taken directly from journal entries written during the two years after Ron’s third hospitalization, other sections offer insight on social issues while expertly reflecting the experiences of anyone living in their fourth quarter-aging, retirement, staying connected, and for those who like Ron, are living with a chronic health issue.

Sit back, enjoy the journey, and decide how you will Keep On Moving.

A Journey Through Grace is an inspiring story detailing one man’s redemptive and grace-filled journey out of the grim and limiting depths of poverty and loss.

As a child in Denver, Colorado, Reggie Tuggle faced extreme poverty and unexpected circumstances, such as living in an attic for nine years with his mother and later as a single parent of two daughters after the death of his wife. His journey was tumultuous, filled with highs and lows, yet expertly scripted by the Creator.

By the grace of God, he:

• Found his father after a 40 year search
• Avoided executing a plot to kill his stepfather
• Lead a church to grow from 40 members to 1,000 members
• Founded a charter school that now has more than 7,000 students
• Traveled to more than 50 countries around the world

A Journey Through Grace is an inspiring story detailing one man’s redemptive and grace-filled journey out of the grim and limiting depths of poverty and loss.

As a child in Denver, Colorado, Reggie Tuggle faced extreme poverty and unexpected circumstances, such as living in an attic for nine years with his mother and later as a single parent of two daughters after the death of his wife. His journey was tumultuous, filled with highs and lows, yet expertly scripted by the Creator.

By the grace of God, he:

• Found his father after a 40 year search
• Avoided executing a plot to kill his stepfather
• Lead a church to grow from 40 members to 1,000 members
• Founded a charter school that now has more than 7,000 students
• Traveled to more than 50 countries around the world

Never losing sight of his relentless passion for faith, family, and economic empowerment, Salter is focused on what he calls the civil rights issue of our day-financial literacy. The Culture of Money is an ideology for creating sustainable Black wealth. It aims to build a Black wealth movement through the adoption of three community-shared values: know more, own more, and pass down more. Using the power of the black family, black churches, and community organization Salter sets out a pathway for real financial healing.Publisher: MYND MATTERS PUBLISHING

Never losing sight of his relentless passion for faith, family, and economic empowerment, Salter is focused on what he calls the civil rights issue of our day-financial literacy. The Culture of Money is an ideology for creating sustainable Black wealth. It aims to build a Black wealth movement through the adoption of three community-shared values: know more, own more, and pass down more. Using the power of the black family, black churches, and community organization Salter sets out a pathway for real financial healing.Publisher: MYND MATTERS PUBLISHING