Invisible

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Do you know who you are—really? Evelyn is a 17 year old high school student living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She has never been popular—always the social enigma, in spite of her stellar academic and athletic abilities. It’s not because she hasn’t tried. Something else is up, and it all comes to a head when…

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Do you know who you are—really? Evelyn is a 17 year old high school student living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She has never been popular—always the social enigma, in spite of her stellar academic and athletic abilities. It’s not because she hasn’t tried. Something else is up, and it all comes to a head when her parents are mysteriously gunned down by a man in black.

Evelyn is the only witness to the crime, but she can’t tell anyone what happened. She has become invisible. Worse, it’s is like she doesn’t even exist. Nobody can see her, nobody can hear her. And if she touches them? They still don’t acknowledge her! It’s maddening, and she is truly, completely alone. Then she meets a guy who can see her… only in his dreams. He thinks he’s in love with her, but he doesn’t know she’s real. Can Evelyn make contact and change her fate? Will she ever find her parents’ killers? Or will she forever be INVISIBLE?

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We live in a society where the value of an individual is distilled into impersonal numbers, reduced to a mere target for marketing campaigns and newsflashes that scroll across our screens or are texted to thousands. The individual may be discarded just as quickly, disappearing into a morass of numbers to be instantaneously replaced. The Apostle Paul saw things differently in his letter to Philemon. He overcame spiritual, sociological, and status differences to restore the personal value of one runaway slave called Onesimus. This book is about how easily we can overlook a person, even one who is close to us and valued by God. It is about God giving us the honor of participating in someone’s life, even if only for a moment, to become part of a discovery that will forever alter that person’s direction–and perhaps our own. This story teaches us to never minimize the significance of any individual, look negatively at our own circumstances, or trivialize opportunities placed in our path during life’s journey. God has individuals for us all to meet, however briefly, to engage in mutual discovery of our human value. (In)Visible shows how Jesus leads us to discover people who are of value to him so they might be transformed and \