
Memo to Me
God's in Charge
by Harry Brown
80 pages· 2005· ISBN 9781467849845
About
The book is based on a repeated revelation, "God''s Story," the final chapter of Memo to Me: God''s in Charge. It was first made known to the author in 1987, handwritten by him as it was given to him, then typed on a word processor. A hard copy was made and read a few times between 1987 and the mid 1990''s. When the author was hospitalized, he began to meditate and pray, seeking answers to both general and very specific questions he had. A second revelation was given to the author which responded to many of those specific questions he had asked of God. Shortly after, he was given "God''s Story" a second time, which he again wrote out in long hand. He saw it was familiar to him and, upon returning home from the hospital, discovered the original he had typed in 1987. Several important issues are discussed in this book which essentially deals with a single overriding concern for all mankind. We have not learned to respect each other. We have formed alliances at many different levels in order to get what we think we want and we are willing to hurt and kill others to attain "stuff" for ourselves. The book is at times humorous, a point or two may even be poignant, and it is always honest. Many who read it will challenge the author, but they will, hopefully, have learned that the author will always respect and respond to the challenges. This book is a testimony to the many Ways to God and to God''s absolute and complete power.
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