Hold My Hand, Lord! (ePub)
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If you have ever been discouraged and frightened by a life-threatening prognosis of cancer or any other debilitating disease, Gwen's story will inspire you as she tells how she coped with several cancers, recurrences of cancers, different types of treatments to rid her body of those cancers, and the side effects or after effects of those same treatments.
Gwen Hensley's story covers the portion of her life from 1975 to August 2009. This testimony of her journey includes her thoughts, feelings, prayers, and actions as the cancers invaded her body.
Gwen is a native of Kansas. As she says, "I was born, bred, wed, and widowed right here in Kansas." She now lives by herself in the country near Rose Hill. She and her late husband had planned on retiring there. Her five children keep very good watch of her. They and her grandchildren and great-grandchildren are her joy. She remains involved in Bible studies in her church and still does volunteer work.
Gwen shares her faith, as well as her journey through cancers, with everyone she can. She encourages others to put their trust in the only One who can truly help, our Lord God Almighty.
As King David spoke in song to the Lord on the day the Lord delivered him from the hand of all his enemies, Gwen, too, sings praises to her Savior for delivering her from her enemy, cancer. As she continues on her life's journey, she prays that you will be encouraged by her words, and that in your life's journey, you will also ask:
"Hold My Hand, Lord!"
- Autor: Gwen Hensley
- 2019, 116 Seiten, Englisch
- Verlag: WestBow Press
- ISBN-10: 1973658372
- ISBN-13: 9781973658375
- Erscheinungsdatum: 15.04.2019
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- Grösse: 0.21 MB
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