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Living Epistles Ministries Founder Sheila R. Vitale

An experienced religious leader and teacher, Sheila R. Vitale attended a number of New York institutions of higher learning including Hunter College of New York and the City College of New York. She founded Living Epistles Ministries (LEM) in the New York hamlet of Port Jefferson Station and delivered her first prepared message, The Truth About Witchcraft, in January of 1988. This was followed by sermons entitled The Seduction of Eve and Evil Children. In addition to preaching and instructing, Sheila R. Vitale serves LEM as a researcher, translator, reviewer, critic, and social commentator.

Sheila R. Vitale is also an author who has published 20 books including unique and esoteric translations of canonical Biblical texts. Her most recent works include the Alternate Translation of the Old Testament and the second edition of The Noah Chronicles. Ms. Vitale and LEM are currently submitting their books for retail sale through Barnes & Noble. These books are currently available in digital and paperback form at Amazon.com and the official LEM website.

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Vitale has managed this Port Jefferson Station-based teaching ministry since 1998. As part of her leadership role with LEM, she writes and publishes a range of Christian literature including the three-part series, The Alternate Translation of the Old Testament, The Alternate Translation of the New Testament, and the Alternate Translation of the Book of Revelation. Under Sheila R. Vitale’s direction, LEM has donated a high percentage of its annual income in the form of tithes and free-will offering to various organizations that provide social services to underprivileged

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