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Author Jennifer Wilder Morgan was raised in Lakewood, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. She earned a bachelor of science degree from Kent State University, where she also became a lifetime member of the Delta Gamma fraternity.
Jennifer served four years as a lay minister for the Spiritual Care Department of The Methodist Hospital in Houston, Texas and is a long time Disciple Bible Study teacher and Beth Moore small group leader in the United Methodist Church. A member of The Woodlands United Methodist Church, Jennifer lives in Spring, Texas with her husband and dogs.
Connect with Jennifer on her Jenn's Garden blog at http://www.jenniferwmorgan.wordpress.com/
Reviewed by Patricia Day for Readers' Favorite
Jennifer Wilder Morgan’s book "Come to the Garden" is a uniquely pleasant story. For many years, Jennifer has experienced visions in her dreams. Some she has understood, some have been prophetic, while others remained somewhat mysterious. One day she meets a spiritual creature who claims she is her guardian angel. God has sent her to enlighten Jennifer on the whole meaning of her dream visions, and to give her complete understanding. Margaret, the angel, meets with Jennifer on a daily basis and during her visitations Jennifer receives guidance as well as enlightenment regarding earthly events. 9/11 artifacts become a feature showing her how God desires all people to respect and love one another. A poignant moment where the Bible fused into a metal beam might cause you to wonder, as I did, why the religious groups of the world are so diverse in their beliefs. In fact, like me, you might shake your head as Jennifer’s one particular dream is shared and then explained by Margaret, her visiting angel. Experiencing these visions has been a blessing to Jennifer, and her faith has benefited greatly by what she has seen, in her dream world as well as prophetically. Sharing Jennifer’s life and how her faith has grown will surely encourage you. The angel is fiction, whereas Jennifer’s visions really do happen to her still.
I liked the book. It is a story with a difference, and that drew me to read it. The conversation between the two ladies is light reading and humorous as well as encouraging. If you are in need of a lift in your spirits, try this book.
