Audrey Vines's Newly Released "Walking in the Shadow of My Past" Is a Powerful Memoir of Her Mother, Arie Gay Vines Artis, and Her Life From Slavery to Obama's Presidency.

New York, NY, July 8, 2016 (Newswire.com) - “Walking in the Shadow of My Past”:  a gripping and potent book that stresses that putting God first is a must in order to overcome challenges in life. Audrey Vines shares this memoir, “Walking in the Shadow of My Past”, written by her mother, Arie Gay Vines Artis, before her passing.

Pa and Ma believed in god. This is where Arie’s faith began. Her parents were Primitive Baptist members. They attended the Paul’s Chapel Primitive Baptist Church.  She later joined Union Grove Free Will Baptist Church in Farmville, North Carolina, and attended there until her death. She was a choir president and usher and a mother at Union Grove.

Published by Christian Faith Publishing, Arie Gay Vines Artis’s tale will inspire the reader through the words, giving them hope, and building their faith.

"Walking in the Shadow of My Past" is the story of Arie’s life from slavery to Obama’s presidency. Her words reflect on the past and bring readers to the now. Throughout the book, God is the center of her life, and she stresses that putting God first is a must to overcome challenges. Whatever challenge she faced in her past, she put God first, dealt with it, and moved forward. She was positive, and that’s what helped her to be successful in her life. She gives readers practical and simple ways of survival. At ninety-five, she was still living a successful life, and she gives some truths to help those reading her account.

Consumers can purchase “Walking in the Shadow of My Past” at traditional brick & mortar bookstores, or online at Amazon.com, Apple iTunes store, Kobo or Barnes and Noble.

For additional information or inquiries about “Walking in the Shadow of My Past”, contact the Christian Faith Publishing media department at 866-554-0919.

Source: Christian Faith Publishing