Ellis and Kathy I. (Hap-Kat) reviewed To be the hands of God: One woman's journey, one congregation's challenge on + 73 more book reviews
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The book looks squarely into the face of the suffering of a young wife and mother and realistically depicts the emotional roller coaster, the helplessness and despair of those who loved her, the feelings of those around her, and the final reluctant surrender and acceptance of death itself. Every church that takes its baptismal vows seriously should have this book.
Not just another book about faith or about cancer, here is the story of a journey with God and the people of God throught some rather "un-Godly" territory.
The book looks squarely into the face of the suffering of a young wife and mother and realistically depicts the emotional roller coaster, the helplessness and despair of those who loved her, the feelings of those around her, and the final reluctant surrender and acceptance of death itself. Every church that takes its baptismal vows seriously should have this book.
Not just another book about faith or about cancer, here is the story of a journey with God and the people of God throught some rather "un-Godly" territory.
