His Hand ON Me
This newly published book is the story of how a spunky little girl, who was always getting into trouble, dealt with the economic, behavioral, and spiritual problems of growing up poor in the Philippines.
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Greetings from Tennessee!
My name is Dolores Bennett. It is indeed a blessing to be able “join hearts, and hands, and voices” with you in this unprecedented occasion of hybrid/virtual convention.
This is my first time to attend FACC, so I am really excited to receive what God has in store for us through our fellowship and our worship!
May we all be blessed because we came.
– Dolores D Bennett

About The Book

This is the story of how a spunky little girl, who was always getting into trouble, dealt with the economic, behavioral, and spiritual problems of growing up poor in the Philippines. With limited knowledge, skill, and resources, she had to depend on her strength and wit to get by. At the age of six, with no adults around to take care of her or her younger siblings, she resorted to stealing her neighbor’s eggs and pancakes when they were hungry. When food was no longer an issue, she fought for her right to play as a child, even it meant being chastised afterwards. She made sure that she had everything she needed or wanted, and no threat of punishment from her family or anyone else would stop her unless the answer to her needs was literally beyond her reach.
During her elementary school years, she was a troublemaker in the classroom for reasons that she could not understand. In middle and high school, she had another problem to deal with: the spirits of the dead seemed to hover around her. This was compounded by her father’s proclamation that she was ugly and wouldn’t amount to anything. She set out to prove otherwise. It was during her college years that Dolores found out about Jesus, the One who helped to sort out her problems by giving her the faith, courage, and wisdom to deal with them one at a time. Finally, after moving to the United States, Dolores dared to pursue her dream of teaching. In spite of those who thought she could never be a teacher because English was not her native language, and the things they thought she lacked, Dolores was not only hired to teach, but she worked for years as a professional educator. Dolores Bennett was born in the Philippines in a little town called Mankayan in 1959. When she was inspired to write, a local Christian magazine, Sulo ng Kristiano, published her articles about lessons learned from simple things; a mother hen, a wart-covered frog, a rugged hanging bridge, and more. While teaching English/Literature at Philippine Christian University, Dolores co-authored the textbook English for Filipino Students. She moved to Tennessee in 1995 and taught elementary school and wrote the children’s book The Black Feather. Before retiring, Dolores also taught GED/Hiset classes at Morgan County Correctional complex in Morgan County, Tennessee.
It was during her college years that Dolores found out about Jesus, the One who helped to sort out her problems by giving her the faith, courage, and wisdom to deal with them one at a time.


About the author

Dolores Bennett was born in the Philippines in a little town called Mankayan in 1959. When she was inspired to write, a local Christian magazine, Sulo ng Kristiano, published her articles about lessons learned from simple things; a mother hen, a wart-covered frog, a rugged hanging bridge, and more.
While teaching English/Literature at Philippine Christian University, Dolores co-authored the textbook English for Filipino Students. She moved to Tennessee in 1995 and taught elementary school and wrote the children’s book The Black Feather. Before retiring, Dolores also taught GED/Hiset classes at Morgan County Correctional complex in Morgan County, Tennessee.

Purchase the book from us
Your pucrchase of this book for $10 plus $5 shipping and handling will cover the cost of the book to us and the cost of the shipping to send it to you. The proceeds from this purchase will help support the costs associted with this years convention.
Thank you for your support. We know you will also find this book to be an inspiration in your life.
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Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9781632217783 |
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Publisher: | Xulon Press |
Publication date: | 11/06/2020 |
Product dimensions: | 4.00(w) x 7.00(h) x 0.34(d) |

What’s inside
Table Of Contents
Dedication
Acknowledgments
Introdcution
Duck Eggs and Pancakes
The Rolling Drum
My Grand Escapade and Fearing for My Head
"Work" in Sagada
Stealing White Rabbit and Being Forgiven
My Name Is Pain
Being Super Scared
Searching for Something and Wishing My Father Loved Me
Need for Beauty and Grace
Silent Fight with Father and My Regret
Chased by Fear but Finding Faith in Jesus
Winding Toy and Reconquering Fear
Faith that Moves Mountains and Gets Jobs
Meeting Joe
Being a Professional Driver in the US
Going Back to the Thing About My Name
The Desire to Learn Spanish and Go to the Mission Field by Faith
"Your work place is your mission field."
Being Thankful in Times of Trouble
Making Money but Losing Time
Discovering My Platform

Hometown Connection
This is auntie Julia, the person who caused the book to be written. Auntie Julia requested to meet the author whom she knew when she was a kid to find out what happened to her after she left her home town.
Neither she nor the author knew that such get-together dinner would lead to the birth of “His Hand on Me”.

Duck Eggs and Pancakes

Selling Candy

Run Away to Sagada

Donations and Gifts
This page is for our book sale. Proceeds from the sale will cover the cost of the book, shipping and the remainder will go to support our 2021 FACC. For options to donate and and send gifts to support the convention, please see our donation page on this website.
Thank you!
We look forward to seeing you at the convention!