Deborah Harrison Libri

Set against the backdrop of the enchanting Manitou Springs, this narrative explores the town's rich history, from its sacred significance to Native tribes drawn to its mineral springs to its evolution into a popular health resort for diverse visitors. The story highlights the challenges faced over the years due to shifting tourism trends, culminating in the revitalization efforts sparked by the establishment of a national historic district in the 1980s, preserving the town's unique charm and heritage for future generations.

The narrative centers on a personal testimony of healing and divine guidance, emphasizing a journey of faith and recovery from a serious illness over 25 years. The author recounts experiences of spiritual awakening, including receiving the laying of hands in 2009 and hearing God's voice in 2015, which inspired the writing of this book. Acknowledgments are made to influential figures in the author's life, highlighting gratitude and dedication to family and friends who supported this spiritual project meant to glorify God.

It examines the adolescents who attended the pseudonymous Armyville High School between 2006 and 2010 and how they were affected by their parents' involvement in the Canadian military mission in Afghanistan. The book shows how the Armyville school district was unprepared to offer an effective response in support of its students.--