Billy My Journey ..

Billy My Journey: Billy My Journey: Billy My Life, Book 1

• Written by: William McCaughey
• Narrated by: Charles D. Baker
• Length: 2 hrs and 59 mins 
• Unabridged Audiobook

"My memoirs involve Paris, London, Blackpool. This story will take to saltcoats childrens home then to Oxford and Cambridge. I have also included the fairy folk in my story. But this is a story of Glasgow and Scotland, of a male who was in a children's home but went on to be an artist. This is a love story, a memoir, a fairy story."

William McCaughey lives in Glasgow, Scotland.  I want to thank him very much for letting me participate in this, a portion of his life story.  You will find it gentle, kind, and loving.  It is a autobiographical poem that is inspiring.  It told me that sometimes, when I feel that my life is dark, if I just take the time to look around, I can find bright light in many places:)

I hope you will enjoy this book and write a review when you are done listening.  Consider becoming an audible member before your purchase to save lots of money on future narrations.   Charley

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Billy My Journey

Billy My Journey: Billy My Journey: Billy My Life, Book 1

• Written by: William McCaughey
• Narrated by: Charles D. Baker
• Length: 2 hrs and 59 mins 
• Unabridged Audiobook

"My memoirs involve Paris, London, Blackpool. This story will take to saltcoats childrens home then to Oxford and Cambridge. I have also included the fairy folk in my story. But this is a story of Glasgow and Scotland, of a male who
was in a children's home but went on to be an artist. This is a love story, a memoir, a fairy story."

William McCaughey lives in Glasgow, Scotland.  I want to thank him very much for letting me participate in this, a portion of his life story.  You will find it gentle, kind, and loving.  It is a autobiographical poem that is inspiring.  It told me that sometimes, when I feel that my life is dark, if I just take the time to look around, I can find bright light in many places:)

I hope you will enjoy this book and write a review when you are done listening.  Consider becoming an audible member before your purchase to save lots of money on future narrations.   Charley

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Charley portraying St. Paul on Mars Hill in Athens 2012.

Hello,

I thought I would celebrate a booking I received today from Our Lady of the Cheasapeake  Church in Pasadena, Maryland.  That will be on Sunday, March 6 at 8:40 AM for you early risers.  This is me on top of Mars Hill where St. Paul actually stood and proclaimed the Gospel.  A thorough explanation follows.  I, Paul is a full rendition available at audible.com.  Expand the video to full screen for fun.

Mars Hill is the Roman name for a hill in Athens, Greece, called the Hill of Ares or the Areopagus (Acts 17:19, 22). Ares was the Greek god of war and according to Greek mythology this hill was the place where Ares stood trial before the other gods for the murder of Poseidon’s son Alirrothios. Rising some 377 feet above the land below and not far from the Acropolis and Agora (marketplace), Mars Hill served as the meeting place for the Areopagus Court, the highest court in Greece for civil, criminal, and religious matters. Even under Roman rule in the time of the New Testament, Mars Hill remained an important meeting place where philosophy, religion, and law were discussed.

The biblical significance of Mars Hill is that it is the location of one of Paul’s most important gospel presentations at the time of his visit to Athens during his second missionary journey (Acts 17:16–34). It was where he addressed the religious idolatry of the Greeks who even had an altar to the “Unknown God.” It was this altar and their religious idolatry that Paul used as a starting point in proclaiming to them the one true God and how they could be reconciled to Him. Paul’s sermon is a classic example of a gospel presentation that begins where the listeners are and then presents the gospel message in a logical and biblical fashion. In many ways it is a classic example of apologetics in action. Paul started his message by addressing the false beliefs of those gathered there that day and then used those beliefs as a way of presenting the gospel message to them.