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Bald-headed Angel
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Bald-headed Angel in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $25.95

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Bald-headed Angel in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $25.95
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Size: Paperback
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From Abused Kid, to Opera Singer, The story of Tillie Ramos During her childhood Tillie Ramos was teased and bullied for being bald, but she was gifted with a beautiful singing voice. She had a difficult youth until she was saved by Jesus midlife, became a recording artist, sang with an opera company, and ministered to the hurting. "It is a story of tears and laughter, despair and hope, hate and love, betrayal and loyalty, rejection and acceptance, revenge and forgiveness, loneliness and friendship, indifference and compassion, pain and divine healing of a soul set free from the chains of sin by the indwelling and miraculous love and grace of Jesus Christ-in short, the story of a tragedy and triumph of Tillie Ramos." -Derek de Cambra (1928-2009)
From Abused Kid, to Opera Singer, The story of Tillie Ramos During her childhood Tillie Ramos was teased and bullied for being bald, but she was gifted with a beautiful singing voice. She had a difficult youth until she was saved by Jesus midlife, became a recording artist, sang with an opera company, and ministered to the hurting. "It is a story of tears and laughter, despair and hope, hate and love, betrayal and loyalty, rejection and acceptance, revenge and forgiveness, loneliness and friendship, indifference and compassion, pain and divine healing of a soul set free from the chains of sin by the indwelling and miraculous love and grace of Jesus Christ-in short, the story of a tragedy and triumph of Tillie Ramos." -Derek de Cambra (1928-2009)




















