Gay Progressive Christian Author Reece Manley’s ‘Crossing Twice’ Takes Christian Book of the Year Award

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Addison, TX, February 8, 2010 — Advocate USA Publishing, publishers of progressive Christian author Reece Manley’s Crossing Twice: Answers from the Source, announced it had received Christian Self Help’s Christian Book of the Year. The award for the Christian living writer’s Crossing Twice adds to the Book of the Month for November Award from Pacific Book Review.

Crossing Twice, available at Amazon.com, BN.com and at book retailers, as well as featured at http://www.advocateusa.net, details the near-death experience of Dr. Reece Manley, covering the three stages of crossing he experienced. “The power, the sheer magic of the book, comes in Reece’s incredibly vivid description of the crossing. It is without doubt the most powerful story I’ve read in my life,” comes an endorsement from Dr. B. Dolenz, MD, Ph.D., JD.

The Pacific Book Review reads in part, “In this book, Dr. Manley writes about his own death experiences, and the personal struggles in his life and how he came to terms with his inner demons. You will learn about his journey to heaven in great detail. Is death a painful process? Do we actually see God? Does hell exist? Dr. Manley addresses all of these provocative questions and much more in his book with clarity, wisdom, and all understanding.

“His descriptions of heaven seem authentic. Just those of someone who experienced the indescribable and then tried to describe it. I love the descriptions of the incredible heavenly music and I get the feeling that vast choirs and heightened senses await us there.

“Whether or not you believe in the concept of this book, you will still enjoy his trials and tribulations. Written in a straight-forward simple style that is a fast read. The reader will not only be inspired when they read this fascinating book, but they will be enlightened and gain much spiritual wisdom.”

Dr. Reece W. Manley, DD, M.Ed, MPM is a professional pastoral counselor and now avid writer. He is gay and advocates for the GLBT community. He is 41, lives with a chronic pain disability from a neurological injury and has his bulldog Roxie as his constant companion.

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