Jesus Loves Me

About the Book

In 1936 seven-year-old Sara Church first experiences a ‘vision’ of Jesus. In 1947 while studying at McGill University, a second ‘vision’ is investigated by Cardinal Roy, Archbishop of Montreal and the Holy See. Her wunderkind high school term paper propels Sara into a Middle East study group at McGill. At term’s end, she is taken to Qumran, Palestine by her professor, Dr. Ben-Avram as part of an archeological expedition. One day Sara wanders alone into one of the caves and is miraculously transported back to the time of Jesus. Her diary journals detail her excursion into the past, and return to the present.

About the Author

Dr. Ken Kalman is a published poet, playwright and short story writer. His poetry, fiction and plays encompass both the essence of today and of historical times. He is a keen observer of people and a student of history and archaeology. He is currently in the midst of writing a trilogy of plays on ‘survival’, and part of the writing team for a new sitcom entitled, ‘Watch It’. ‘Jesus Loves Me’ is his first novel. Dr. Kalman lives in Montreal, Canada.