Description: The First Lady of Gospel Comedy, Pat G'Orge-Walker pens faith-based fiction that deftly blends spirituality and hilarity. Prayer warrior Sister Betty knows that trouble is brewing for the Crossing Over Sanctuary church. Millions of dollars in debt, the church has numerous saviors waiting in the wings, but each of these angels has a tarnished halo. It's going to take all of Sister Betty's faith, and maybe even a few Christmas miracles, to get the church back on its feet and open for worship.
Brief description:
Pat G'Orge-Walker is an accomplished comedienne and Essence magazine bestselling author. A former music industry veteran, she has worked for major labels such as Epic, Def Jam, and Columbia. She is the author of the popular Sister Betty novels and a number of other works, including Somewhat Saved, Don't Blame the Devil, No Ordinary Noel, and Sister Connie Fuse Makes a Grave Mistake. In between writing books and spending time with her husband in their Long Island, New York, home, G'Orge-Walker tours the country performing her sold-out One Woman Sister Betty comedy show.
Review Quotes:
"The majority of this book is filled with a dry humor and the scenes and characters are just ridiculous enough to make you smirk."
-- "RT Book Reviews"