When Love
Walked The Earth
An African Myth Retold
by Eva Harley Chiphe
Illustrated by Chuck Collins
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When Love Walked The Earth: An African Myth, is an ancient story set in an Egyptian kingdom. The book tells the story of King Osiris’ crusade to spread love around the world, the challenges of his son to become the king and the miraculous power of his queen. It is filled with surprising information about Africa and the important position of Ethiopia in the scheme of the development of the world. This is a touching story with a surprising ending. Available in Large Print! Price $12.99
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When Love Walked The Earth: An African Myth was read in Ruthy's Reading Room on January 31, 2021. Follow the youtube link.
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Children's business Fair
I Love Club
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Junior Shark Tank Business Plan Competition May 28, 2019
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NETC Authors Around the Atrium
Six Authors were invited to read from their books for the Northeastern Technical College Black History Program
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WHEN LOVE WALKED THE EARTH, An African Myth Retold by Eva Harley Chiphe
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Book donations to elementary schools of Marlboro County School District
At the August 6, 2018, School Board meeting, Eva Harley Chiphe donated copies of her book, When Love Walked The Earth to the elementary schools of Marlboro County School District. Giving back to the community is one of my expressions of love. When she wrote, When Love Walked The Earth, it was to have a positive impact on the community.
Likewise, she will donate twenty percent of the proceeds from the sale of the book to Colon and Breast Cancer programs in memory of Mrs. Mollie Harley, Minister Peggy Johnson, Mrs. Diane Covington, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, and Mrs. Berta Mae Brown.
When Love Walked The Earth was written in large print keeping in mind that some children and older adults have eye problems. Since the theme of the book is: Reading is a Family Affair, it is her expectation that grandparents will read the book to their grandchildren.
The I Love Club, a supplemental activity to When Love Walked The Earth, purpose is to teach children how to have a servant’s heart, and to use acts of love to spread kindness and peace throughout the world of which she hopes it will curb Bullying and other acts of unkindness.
The I Love Club is a national movement for schools, churches and community organizations. It is based on the type of neighborly love seen in Luke 10:27 “Love your neighbor as yourself.” It’s a love that notices the needs of another person and is motivated by the desire to serve another person in need. It’s a gentle, tender love, a compassionate and sacrificial love.
The first component of the I Love Club will be a kind and loving adult advisor to lead the club. The I Love
Club is created for children in third grade and above to teach what love looks and sounds like. I Love Club activities will focus on doing acts of love by providing Community Service Projects, Workshops on Entrepreneurship, Career Development, Coding, STEAM Workshops, African History, Writing, Publishing, and Leadershipship skills.
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Press Release
WHEN LOVE WALKED THE EARTH
Book Signing Party: July 14, 2018, 11:00a.m.-1: 30 p.m.
New Love Book Could Change The World as We Know It
Subject Line: Reading is a Family Affair. In When Love Walked the Earth, love overcomes the struggles between good and evil.
Book launch party at Marian Wright Edelman Public Library, 203 Fayetteville Avenue, Bennettsville, South Carolina, 843.479.5630
When Love Walked the Earth, is a new children's book by Clio, South Carolina author, Eva Harley Chiphe. This book is poised to change the world by teaching the importance of love.
At a time when wars, violence, bullying, and other acts of aggression and unkindness is in the news, it is a joy to have a book for children that uplifts the qualities and characteristics of love.
Eva Harley Chiphe has developed supplemental materials and activities for When Love Walked The Earth. Churches, community organizations, and schools can register to host I Love Clubs to help enhance character development, community service projects, STEM, entrepreneurship, leadership, writing, and publishing skills will highlight the I Love youth Development Club. Also, after book signings, Love Talk sessions will supplement the reading of When Love Walked the Earth by discussing what love looks and sounds like. Schools, churches, and community organizations may arrange for their own book signings and Love Talk Sessions.
During the signing children will have the opportunity to write letters of gratitude and love to their parents, caregivers, guardians and/or mentors. Although open to the public, parents are encouraged to please call or email Eva to reserve your seats. Eva Chiphe became fascinated with African culture in fifth grade and began drafting her first book.
Twenty percent of the proceeds from When Love Walked the Earth will go toward the support of colon and breast cancer programs in memory of Mrs. Mollie Harley, Minister Peggy Johnson, Mrs. Diane Covington, and Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy. The Book Signing Party is in Partnership With the Friends of the Library, Tea Time With Teens, The Men of Merit, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated Upsilon Sigma Omega Chapter, and Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church Missionary Ministry.
Please visit: , for contact details, review copies, photos, author’s bio, school visits, and other services. For more information about the Book Signing Party please contact Eva Chiphe at Phone: 843.862.8524, email: .
Book Description
How do you express love? Is it really the strongest feeling one can experience. When Love Walked The Earth is a book poised to change the world by focusing attention on love. It is a new fairy tale.
The story explores a father’s and mother’s love for their son and the mother’s miraculous power to save their family. Let’s sail down the mighty Nile River to see the action. When Love Walked The Earth is a mythological story that adults and children will be excited to see how the lives of a father, mother, and son unfold in the ancient world of Egypt. The challenges between good and evil are evident as love is carried throughout the land to bring peace to the world.
Some children and older adults have eye problems. Since the theme of the book is: Reading is a Family Affair, it is her expectation that parents, grandparents, and loving adults will read the book to the children in their lives.
The I Love Club, a supplemental activity to When Love Walked The Earth, purpose is to teach children how to have a servant’s heart, and to use acts of love to spread kindness and peace throughout the world of which she hopes it will curb Bullying and other acts of unkindness.
The I Love Club is a national movement for schools, churches and community organizations. It is based on the type of neighborly love seen in Luke 10:27 “Love your neighbor as yourself.” It’s a love that notices the needs of another person and is motivated by the desire to serve another person in need. It’s a gentle, tender love, a compassionate and sacrificial love.
The first component of the I Love Club will be a kind and loving adult advisor to lead the club. The I Love Club is created for children in third grade and above to teach what love looks and sounds like. I Love Club activities will focus on doing acts of love by providing Community Service Projects, Workshops on Entrepreneurship, Career Development, Coding, STEAM Workshops, African History, Writing, Publishing, and Leadership Skills. one of my expressions of love. When she wrote, When Love Walked The Earth, it was to have a positive impact on the community. Likewise, she will donate twenty percent of the proceeds from the sale of the book to Colon and Breast Cancer programs in memory of Mrs. Mollie Harley, Minister Peggy Johnson, Mrs. Diane Covington, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, and Mrs. Berta Mae Brown.
