God's Island is a finely-veiled parody of church life, as many people experience it. Satirical and humourous, it comes from the heart of one who has lived on "God's Island" for sixty seven years. Here is a look at the self-imposed banishment of the Church that hides from the world the magnificent treasures committed to her. As Paul says: "We have this treasure in earthen vessels." What a beautiful simile: treasures hidden in terracotta pots. Isn't it time the world saw the real beauty of the Church instead of the crackpots? And shouldn't we get out more, and give the world a look at what the Church has to offer instead of keeping it locked up? We've spent far too long on God's Island. "I am just finishing "God's Island." I love it. You've hit the nail on the head " - Pastor, New York City, USA.