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Raised in the South with strong religious influences, Michele Andrea Bowen makes her literary debut with Church Folk.. Weaving together the turbulent 1960s Civil Rights movement with the chaos within the Greater Hope Gospel United Church, Bowen carries a message of hope that transcends human failings.
Bestselling author Michele Andrea Bowen follows up Pastor Needs a Boo with Praying Like Crazy , another story of drama, faith, and love, set in the black church, about the four women of the Pastor's Aide Club.Veronica Washington gets fired from her high-profile PR job before she even has a chance to step in the building--frantic, upset, she believes she has fallen as low as 'she can get'. But ...
Michele Andrea Bowen graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with an M.A. in History and a M.P.H. in Public Health. She lives in Durham, North Carolina. Michele is the author of the #1 Essence bestsellers Church Folk and Second Sunday.
Sep 20, 2006 · Michele has an interdisciplinary professional background. She has published five novels--Church Folk, Second Sunday, Holy Ghost Corner, Up at the College, and More Church Folk--with Grand Central Publishing (NY, NY). She is an Essence Magazine Bestselling author. She is currently working on a three-part series with her new publisher.
May 29, 2012 · Michele Andrea Bowen grew up in St. Louis, Mo. She has lived in Durham, NC for several decades, and it is her second home. She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with an undergraduate degree in Psychology, and graduate degrees in Social Work and Counseling Education.
From bestselling author Michele Andrea Bowen, the uproarious sequel to her hit novel Church Folk.It is now 1986, and the preachers of the Gospel United Church are preparing for their much-anticipated Triennial General Conference.
Mar 1, 2005 · Michele Andrea Bowen's writing captures the era and the culture beautifully while Denise Burse narrates the unfolding events with the style and flavor of an American Southern town during the story's timeline. The story puts the reader in Mississippi among people who may remind them of those with whom they grew up, interacted, or worked.
