About the Author Gloria Minatti, the oldest of four girls, was born in Salzburg, Austria. She began writing at the tender age of five, and continue with her gift through the years to come. She has been awarded many honors for her writing, and two of her poems are featured in the International Library of Poetry, entitled This Way Comes, and The Friend. Her first book, God's New Wine, was published by the Florida Theological Seminary, Wings of Truth Productions. The Great Awakening was her second book, and Man's Restored Image, her third. She is currently working on her first screenplay/novel Betrayal of Color, which she depicts the bondage of slavery. Not in the sense of defending any particular race, but points out the truth of injustice on both sides. Gloria has ministered all over the country, and begins her worldwide tour in March 2004 with her first trip to the Phillippines. Her ministry spans from intercessory prayer to teaching. She has taught classes/seminars on healing, prayer, praise and worship, Christian meditation, Biblical/Spiritual Studies. She also founder of Beyond the Veil Ministries, and circulates a monthly newsletter around the world. She is an active ministry with the KingdomResources Website, which her website - Man's Restored Image is featured. She has ministred to all walks of life, and brought forth healing and deliverance to many. She is an ordained minister with 18 years of experience in ministerial capacity. She has been in the presence of many great men and women of God, including the late Dr. Benson Idahosa, Morris Cerullo, and William Hinn. Her spiritual journey also directed her to minister to basketball legend/entrepeneur Michael Jordan. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology, Ministerial Dilpoma in Biblical/Spiritual Studies, and she is a licensed Fitness/Nutrition Specialist. Gloria makes her home in Laurel, Maryland with her two sons. Recently widowed, she has reached to hundreds through her ministry, declaring that God is a healer of all our infirmities. www.mansrestoredimage.org