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Ron Mitchell

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As an ordained minister within the Church of God (Anderson, IN), I have served churches since January 1976 as fulltime associate pastor and as Senior Pastor. I am a graduate of Anderson University and the school of Theology with an M. Div. Presently I am not a pastor in a church. My wife and I attend the Dayspring Church where my wife and I are involved in various ministries. I am an Elder at Dayspring, and I preach as fill in when the opportunity affords at various churches.

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The Bible
Beautiful Joe
Sand Dune Pony
The Shack
Tom Clancy novels
Rick Warren's "Purpose Driven Church"
H. B. London and Neil Wiseman books

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December Gold

Ronald Lee Mitchell

December Gold tells an epic story of a father and son in separate quests for gold, adventure, marriage integrity, and renewed faith.


Professor Rollie Marclay stumbles on troubling information about his father, Jacob, who was a soldier in the Pacific during World War II. A matter of national security brings Rollie’s faith to the brink as he discovers the truth about his father’s relationship to a girl named Alaya.

Retracing his father’s footsteps from time in the war and the years up to and after his father's death leads Rollie to face issues dealing with deception both in marriage and friendships. Rollie's marriage infidelity lends itself to lessons of forgiveness and healing when the marriage bond is breached. Rollie's search leads him to deeper truths and understanding sought by his father, and also two unlikely friends, a Japanese soldier and a Filipino native, each who dedicated themselves to live their Christian faith in the midst of war.

The settings within the story revolve around real life characters from history; fictionalized to meet the flow of the story, and three vital characters which include a Japanese Christian soldier and an American soldier (Jacob Marclay) whose lives become forever linked to a renowned goldsmith from the Philippines; all because of a mutual love for a small child.


 

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Dear Rev. Mitchell : Your book, "December Gold" looks like a very int....

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I wrote 14 days ago

This is a great story, with great flow--I was able to read with ease and momentum. The only thing I felt lacking was some choppiness between the paragraphs where I felt you could have expanded the thoughts some. What helped me was physically putting myself in certain situations and living through th... view book

I wrote 17 days ago

You have a great story. I am not altogether taken with your writing style, in that, it is a little robotic. My advice to make this book greater than it already is would be to relax in your storytelling. Make it more natural in talk, and break up your paragraphs more. As I said you have a great story... view book

I wrote 26 days ago

I thoroughly loved this. It has a lot of action. Personally I like narratives (and you handle this very well in the first person), but I wonder if the book would be stronger to start out with the narrative and then let the story unfold without the I factor. That is just me. Good job overall. Best of... view book

I wrote 31 days ago

You still have a lot of work to do with editing and story progression, but you have done well with your emerging dialogue. Your are slowing developing your plot. However the plot is hard to follow because of editing issues with some misspellings and comma, etc., issues. Overall you have a good start... view book

I wrote 35 days ago

This is a sensitive read for children, in that, your characters have purpose and meaning. You showed emotion which is something that many children's books do not do. I hope you get a good illustrator to enhance the story's appeal. Best of luck with your project. I gave you high stars. view book

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