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New Book release by local author

January 22, 2016
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Shayla Hilton
Shayla Hilton

It is time for you to start living! Enough of just merely existing; you deserve a life full of contentment and productivity!

In her new book, Chasing Contentment, author Shayla Hilton invites readers to discover what it means to live a life of contentment through any circumstance.  Shayla admits that she, like most women, has had many exhausting experiences as she searched and struggled for contentment in the various areas of her life.  Finally, she came to realization that the vision she had for her life was not coming together; something was lacking.  The process of identifying that ‘something ‘ included a very deep, painful and personal pursuit of God.

Now, Shayla’s desire is to equip and encourage other women—thought this book–with the practical and purposeful knowledge she gained.  This book allows her to bring insight and journey into the lives of real women to show them how to trust God and fully surrender to Him, live a life full of faith, heal completely from a hardened heart, speak positively, be confident in who you are, and remain peaceful, patient, and fearless in Christ.

Shayla L Hilton is a 2003 graduate of Salem High School. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from North Carolina Agricultural & Technical (NC A&T) State University as well as a Master’s degree in Elementary Education from Elon University and a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership from High Point University.

She is a former member of Salem’s Shiloh Baptist Church and the daughter of Steven and Bonita Hilton.

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