My Little Brother: Fiction about Bullying (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781546309642)

My name is Ollie Fobbs, I was Ordained in 1986, went in the military in 1988, after being married to my second wife Joyce Smith, I was stationed in Germany for two years, there I joined a local Protestant Church, where the pastor led me in the things of Holiness and the preached word. Upon getting back to Richmond Virginia, I started trying to find work anywhere I could. During the course of the next ten years, many would reject me as a man of God, many would deny me a place of employment, and teaching the word, where ever I was, became the order of the day. I became homeless two times during this season of my life, and the devil made valuable attempts to get me to move back into an old lifestyle that I had already defeated, during this time, I found out just how good God really was. I was hungry, and I made use of public trash cans, I was in need of bathing, and God helped me to make use of the local river and streams. then I started doing ministry courses on the web, one was of a school in India, it was a great course, three times a week, I went to the Library to do the weeks assignments, after four years of study with them, they sent me a grade average and said that I was a graduate, but the degree never showed up which was fine. Two years later, I moved to Winston Salem North Carolina, that was when I married my present wife LaVonia Boartwright Fobbs. She has been a God sent from the word go, we have really enjoyed life, and we are presently looking to take life to the next level and travel extensively, but, that still too depends on what the Lord wants of us. I grew up in Richmond Virginia, and there I was abused in many different ways, i never understood why I was treated the way that I was, but nevertheless, I too made it through it, and my goal in life is, if I made it through, so can others. I am now an Ordained Minister, and I don't Pastor a church anymore, which is fine, I consider myself as a traveling Evangelist. Life has taught me a lot, and I try hard to pass that knowledge onto others. After dealing with Cancer three times, I find it difficult to understand why some can't seem to break free of it, But God knows what is best for us, we are in that season I guess where the best are going to be with Him. As a Bus Driver in Richmond Virginia, I was on a Flower Tour, and I was diagnosed with Cancer, and was told that I had within 90 days to live, a young girl of about 16 told me to stop talking about death and live, that changed everything.