He Touched Me by Dorothy Mae Arington Payne, published by Outskirts Press

He Touched Me

by Dorothy Mae Arington Payne

He Touched Me

by Dorothy Mae Arington Payne

Published May 13, 2015
108 Pages
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Personal Memoirs

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Book Details

A Christian’s Point of View of Your Relationship With God

This book is a collection of religious poems that are a precious gift from God to a Mother who struggled in life with her relationship with God and the trials and tribulations she endured in her life. It tells of her passion for her faith and her relationship with God. Her love and desire of Jesus’ teaching is evident in her poems. As you read her book it will raise questions and bring up ideas that need to be spoken about, but often never are. Some of her poems are gentle, and some more direct. Several poems are about Christian friends and what they mean to her and she to them. Her mission was not to force anything upon the reader, but to present the facts in her writing and allow the reader to determine what to think about their relationship with God and where they are headed. As you read her poem “Witness” all you have to do is open up your heart to Jesus and let him in. He just wants you to open the door. You will enjoy reading these heartwarming poems that reflect on her life experiences and her love for her friends, family and God. He Touched Me is a book you will want to share with family and friends, and one you will want to read over and over again.

About the Author

Dorothy Mae Arington Payne

Dorothy Payne was born in Alton, IL on March 12, 1929 and raised by her grandmother after her Mother and Father divorced. She was a homemaker, hairdresser and a dress shop owner. She was married to Charles Ray Payne and they had two boys, Bernie and Gary and lived in Bardwell, KY. Making a home and raising two boys involved her intimately in the subject matter of this book. Her eldest son, Bernie died in a car accident his Senior year on the way to school. Instead of blaming the Lord, she turned to him for strength and understanding. She was a Sunday School Teacher most of her adult life and a faithful servant. The writing of these poems is evident of her love for the Lord. She died May 6, 2014 and her husband passed away three days later on May 9, 2014. He said, “We both want to go be with the Lord together.” They were both buried on Mother’s Day.