Next Place
$16.95
The Next Place is an inspirational journey of light and hope to a place where earthly hurts are left behind. An uncomplicated journey of awe and wonder to a destination without barriers.
Lose yourself in the uplifting sense of comfort and serenity. Embrace the joyful spirit of oneness. Then pour yourself into the lives of those you love.
The Next Place is, above all, a celebration of life. Hear the music. Feel the warmth. And be carried away along life’s everlasting flight.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780931674327
ISBN10: 0931674328
Warren Hanson | Illustrator: Warren Hanson
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: September 1997
Publisher: Tristan Publishing
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