New book releasing soon: Let the Winds Blow by Evelyn Donelson

WASILLA, Alaska - March 7, 2018 - PRLog -- Let the Winds Blow by Evelyn Donelson is a devotional study guide that takes you on a verse-by-verse journey through Song of Songs. Readers will see the Shulamite Bride, who is a picture of the Bride of Christ, as she moves from immaturity and brokenness to become a mature, vibrant, beautiful bride prepared for her Bridegroom, Jesus. He has invited every believer into union and partnership with Him for eternity. His desire is that we join Him in establishing the kingdom of His Father on earth. Evelyn Donelson opens up this book in a practical way through her years of experience walking with the Lord and the testimony of what He has done in her own life.

"Everyone everywhere needs to hear the lyrics of the Song of all Songs! Evelyn Donelson has given us a treasure chest of insight into the most fascinating story in all the Bible. It is the story of Jesus' love for you! As you read you will be given jewels of revelation from this book. Expect God to speak through your heart as you read Let the Winds Blow. It is an inward discovery of what Jesus means to you and how much you mean to Him."
—Brian Simmons
Lead Translator of The Passion Translation, New London, Connecticut

Release Date: 3/8/2018
Price: $15.95
ISBN: 978-1-942056-60-7
To Purchase: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Parable Christian Stores, Cokesbury Christian Books, Google books, and Books-A-Million.com. E-book format is also available. Contact your local bookstore, or order bulk directly from the publisher.
http://www.5foldmedia.com

About the Author:
Evelyn Donelson had an encounter with the Lord at age sixteen that set her life's message in motion. She has ministered throughout the state of Alaska and the United States, as well as several other nations, for nearly thirty-five years. Evelyn has been a musician and worship leader most of her life and has served on staff at several churches, mentoring and training musicians, worshipers, and lovers of Jesus. Evelyn and her husband, Pat, live in Alaska and have three grown children and seven grandchildren. Evelyn and Pat are called to train, equip, and send laborers into the harvest.