Obstacles to Deliverance

About the Book

Everyone in their life, at one time or another, do need help of some kind. Many have lost faith, becoming hopeless, while there are those who are struggling to maintain the (little) faith they have and, at the same time, reach higher for that one prize that is there for all yet seems to elude so many. This book is written and published so that its readers can come face-to-face with their obstacles and hurdles. All are encouraged to stretch forth by a leap of faith and, as Janet Does, enjoy life and living it.

About the Author

Reverend Christopher Peterkin was born, and grew up on the 120sq. miles (approx. 310sq. km) island of Grenada. This island is one of the many tourist destinations in the Caribbean. Surrounded by two large bodies of water, the Atlantic Ocean to the East and the Caribbean Sea to the West. This beautiful island is located approximately ninety miles north of Trinidad and Tobago. As most Caribbean people, Rev. Peterkin grew up with a very religious background. In his teen, he found employment with the island's lone water utility, "Central Water Commission, which was later renemed, "The National Water and Sewerage Authority". In 1977, Rev. Peterkin accepted God's gift (Jesus Christ) to him whom he made his Lord. In the same year he pursued three years of biblical training under the dynamic leadership of the late Reverand Eugene Gibbs, and his wife Hannah Gibbs. While pursuing the knowledge of GOD through biblical studies, Rev. Peterkin married his still beautiful wife Anne. Upon graduaing seminary, Rev. Peterkin was retained to the faculty as a lecturer and later, elevated to the Dean of the institution. Reverend Peterkin also served in a pastoral capacity for several years, and on the ministerial body of councilors under the leadership of Bishop, Reverend George Fletcher. In 2003, Rev. Christopher Peterkin migrated to the United States where he continues to serve in biblical miinistry. In 2010, he published his first book; "Man's Catastrophic Plunge into a Dead Zone". In addition to biblical ministry, Reverend Peterkin is engaged in volunteer service with the State of Massachusetts.