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Two Powerful Releases Are Coming This Summer!

Dear Friends,

I’m thrilled to share some exciting news with you—this summer marks a significant milestone in my publishing journey, and I want you to be the first to know.

📕 Coming in July: Crumbs from the Master’s Table (2nd Revised Edition)

The 2nd Revised Edition of Crumbs from the Master’s Table will be officially released in July! This book was written for anyone who has ever felt like they were surviving on spiritual “crumbs” while others seemed to feast.

Built on the powerful story of the Canaanite woman in Matthew 15:27–28, the book dives deep into what it means to hold onto faith when the odds are stacked against you. From the opening chapter to the final encouragement, each page is designed to remind the reader that God honors persistence, and even crumbs from His table are more than enough.

Whether you’re in a season of testing, waiting, or rebuilding, this devotional is a companion for the journey.

📘 Coming in August: Glance—My First Fiction Storybook in Paperback

Even more exciting—August brings the release of Glance, my first-ever fiction story now in printed form! Originally written as a screenplay concept, Glance has evolved into a full-length storybook—and I couldn’t be more excited.

The story follows Dr. Eugene Karl Howard, a widowed father and the director of a leading medical facility. After a near-death experience, Dr. Howard begins to see anomalies in people—patterns and genetic signs invisible to the human eye. As he investigates these signs, he uncovers a much deeper and more spiritual reality: he’s been entrusted with a gift meant to heal—but also to warn.

Glance is a journey into science, prophecy, healing, and the tension between the visible and invisible. It’s written to engage readers of faith, science lovers, and anyone who’s ever wondered what happens when purpose interrupts the predictable.

💬 Final Thoughts

I can honestly say this has been a labor of love—and faith. These two releases represent both my devotional calling and my creative imagination, and I believe both will speak to hearts in different but powerful ways.

Thank you for your continued support, prayers, and encouragement.
Stay connected for updates, pre-order links, and behind-the-scenes content!

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With gratitude,
Pastor James Langston
Pilgrim Outreach Ministries 

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