Author Margaret Liu Collins' "God is Good" Is A Compelling, Inspiring Memoir Of Her Journey To Faith And The Transformational Power Of The Lord In Her Life
May 19, 2023
Canada - May 19, 2023 —
"God is Good: Revised Second Edition" offers readers an insight into Collins' personal struggles and how her faith has helped her persevere. Throughout the reading, they will find themselves drawn to her compelling story and will appreciate the valuable lessons she imparts through her pieces of experience.
Renowned author Margaret Liu Collins has crafted a highly readable piece that is both immersive and engaging in "God is Good: Revised Second Edition," now available in leading digital bookstores globally.
The author's memoir is a tale of vulnerability and triumph – one that is well-written and is moving, and compelling. Collins is able to share her personal story of overcoming cultural barriers, domestic abuse, and financial challenges by seeking and heeding God's voice.
In the book, Collins states: "While the world portrays God as wrathful and scolding, our Heavenly Father is the most loving kind of father. He wants for all of His children to live in safety, joy, health, and prosperity, free of worry, sickness, and sorrow."
In a review on Amazon, Yolanda, one of the readers, described "God is Good: Revised Second Edition" as a clear account of the author's unwavering faith in God and her determination to overcome challenges.
"From an abusive marriage to a brighter future, this book serves as a testament to the power of faith in guiding one's life towards success and happiness. The book is an uplifting and optimistic read that leaves readers feeling empowered to overcome any obstacle they may encounter through their faith in God. Margaret Liu Collins shares her personal journey of spiritual growth with readers, and in doing so, provides them with a renewed sense of hope and encouragement," writes Yolanda.
Primer, another reader, found the read to be "very relevant to the education of the masses."
"The heartbreaking story of author Margaret Liu Collins' first marriage was a true eye-opener. The evil of some people's thinking is just beyond me. One has to wonder how often that is the case, where a person simply fakes their devotion to another just to trick them into marriage. That's horrible. In Margaret Liu Collins' book, all this is revealed, and fortunately, after much turmoil, her life takes a turn for the better. This is no doubt due to her devotion to the Almighty," wrote Primer.
Margaret was born in Chongqing, China, and went to St. Stephen's Girls College in Hong Kong. She later earned a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
After being a science teacher, she founded and held the Chief Executive Officer title of a real estate brokerage firm, Liu Realty, Inc., and is the founder and CEO of Liu International Management LLC. She served as a director of nonprofit firms, including Grace Cathedral, The Episcopal Dioceses of Northern California, California Pacific Medical Center, The University of California Berkeley Foundation Board, and the San Francisco Symphony.
In 2010, she founded an undergraduate scholarship to offer financial resources for deserving students raised by single parents. She was named one of the "150 Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business" in 2011 by the San Francisco Business Times. In 2016, she endowed Chair Professorship in Traumatic Brain Injury to an acclaimed neurosurgeon, Geoffrey T. Manley, MD, Ph.D. In 2013, she collaborated with her late Aunt, Qin Ziao-men, to write a book about her cherished father A Twentieth-Century Chinese Profile Tien Oung Liu, also available on Amazon.
Those who want to grab a copy of "God is Good: Revised Second Edition" may purchase it on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Book Depository.
Bookside Press, a leading Canada-based company, has led the pack in bringing out author Margaret Liu Collins' inspiring book to the public, providing many authors exclusive access to publicity.
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