Ambrose Student Body President: Nathan SnowI'm not familiar with all of these books or authors, but I have to wonder about anyone who would pick some of them as favourites. It Ends With Us is a romance novel that appears to have domestic abuse as a major theme, if the reader reviews are any indication. Who wants that?
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Nathan's favourite book is the Lord of the Rings: Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Ambrose Student Body VP Of External Affairs: Alexsana Butt
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Alexsana's favourite book is Perelandra by C.S. Lewis.
Ambrose Student Body VP Of Internal Relations: Liam Hawkins
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Liam's favourite book is the Bible (because it's the only book he reads).
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Community Life: Tessa Stockowski
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Tessa's favourite book is It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover.
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Equity, Diversity, And Inclusion: Jasmine Joosse
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Jasmine's favourite books are too many to list.
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Marketing: Diana Hruba
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Diana's favourite book is Pride and Prejudice and Zombies probably
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Operations: Brett Meeberg
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Brett's favourite book is Translating God by Shawn Bolz.
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Spiritual Life: Hayley Meijndert
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Hayley's favourite books are Victorious Mindsets and The God Chasers.
Ambrose Student Body Director Of Wellness: Micaeliah Urquhart
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Micaeliah's favourite books are The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom and Les Misèrables by Victor Hugo.
Ambrose Student Body Executive Assistant: Randelle Spence
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Randelle's favourite book is the Secret of the Garden.
The author of Translating God is associated with the New Apostolic Reforemation, and the book's foreword is by leading NAR heretic Bill Johnson. The fact that it's the favourite book of someone who "would like to enter into pastoral ministry" is cause for concern. Victorious Mindsets is by Steve Backlund, whose numerous books appeal to the same people who buy the books of NAR figures such as Bill Johnson and Kris Vallotton.
I can't find any listing for Secret of the Garden; I suspect the proper title is the children's novel The Secret Garden (1911) by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
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