A sequel to his first book, "Proof of the Afterlife" (200 pages), "Proof of the Afterlife 2" (400 pages) takes the reader on an epic journey of hope and inspiration with 100s of additional, never-seen-before journal note pages filled with actual God-encounters, angel visitations, souls from the other side, visions, dreams and messages of love and mercy from heaven. Pick up the NEW "Proof of the Afterlife 2" for your family and friends in need of faith, hope, encouragement, recovery from grief, bereavement, terminal illness and the joy of knowing for a fact, God is real! 100% of all book sales serve 80,000 + homeless in Southern California and beyond through the Servants of the Father of Mercy homeless ministries. Like Domino's "We Deliver" to the poorest of the poor living remotely under bridges, in alleyways, riverbed bottoms and on our city streets - delivering clean socks, sneakers, blankets, jackets, food, water, hygiene kits, rosaries, Bibles, love, hugs and more! Outreaches from Anaheim and Disneyland to Los Angeles, Oxnard, Ventura, Indio, Palm Desert, Cathedral City and Palm Springs, California. Servants of the Father of Mercy - celebrating 15 years of service, an IRS 501 (c) nonprofit, tax-exempt California corporation, Association of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. MIDWEST BOOK REVIEW: 5 STARS! For thirty minutes, Gary Joseph was dead. 'Proof of the Afterlife' is a Christian and devotional tale as Brother Gary Joseph offers his own testimony to the existence of the afterlife, as he relays his story of his death and return to the world of the living, saying that there is something after and to remember that no one is gone for good, that they wait on the other side. Of metaphysical and Christian interest, 'Proof of the Afterlife' is very much worth considering for anyone looking for tales of real people's brushes with the afterlife. The Midwest Book Review
About the Author: About Brother Gary Joseph He is the author of his most recent book, July 12, 2017: "Proof of the Afterlife 2 - The Conversation Continues" (400 pages) Bro. Joseph is also author of "Proof of the Afterlife - The Conversation Continues" published November 2010 (194 pages). His latest book in 2017 is a sequel to the first publication. The new book, "Proof of the Afterlife 2 includes" book one and takes the reader on a journey of hope and inspiration with 200 additional, NEW never-seen-before journal note pages introducing more God-encounters, chance meetings with angels, visions, dreams and messages from the other side. Family and friends who may need encouragement or recovery from grief, bereavement or dealing with terminal illness discover in this NEW book the joy of knowing that God is real and loves each one of us very much. Gary Joseph has been a vowed Brother of the Catholic order since 2007. He is the founder of the Servants of the Father of Mercy, an association of vowed and lay members in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The Servants of the Father of Mercy serves homeless men, women, and children in America with food, water, clothing, blankets and spiritual supplies. The Servants follow the Rule of St. Benedict, taking vows of poverty, chastity and obedience and its lay members must commit themselves to practicing basic Catholic spirituality and serving homeless people at least five hours a month. Br. Joseph's theological training came from both Catholic and Protestant seminaries. He earned a Bachelor's in Theology from Anaheim Christian College, also known as Melodyland School of Theology, a Master's from Central Bible College of the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, and 48 units of Catholic Theology/Philosophy from St. John's Seminary. He has also completed Ph.D. units of credit in Catholic Moral Law and Ethics at Duquesne University. Although books of private revelation do not need to receive approval from the Catholic church, Br. Joseph's book Proof of the Afterlife; The Conversation Continues, has received wide acclaim from leaders in the Catholic church including thank you notes from Archbishop Emeritus of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Cardinal Roger Mahony and Bishop Edward Clark as well as reviews from Monsigniors and Priests. He also appeared on "The Archbishop's Hour" (Archdiocese of San Francisco), as well Catholic Television Network and Catholic News Service of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops.