My Father's Love
David R BrayPaperback 2011-08-11
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Description:David Bray lives in Chicago in a Christian community called Jesus People USA. His first book, Marduk, a science fiction story, was co-authored with Tom Fulghum. His second book, My Father's Love, records the struggles and blessings of growing up and dealing with the loss of his dad, John Bray, a pastor, teacher, and dean of North Park Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. This story of a father's love for his son will encourage anyone struggling with the loss of a loved one, especially the loss of a father. It offers concrete examples of positive relationships for anyone, and especially for families with a disabled child. David's memories of his dad demonstrate the power of love and radiate hope for those who grieve, those with disabilities, families of the disabled, and any parent or child needing reassurance of God's love. David's desire is that the reader will find hope and blessing by reading his story.Endorsements:""It is my honor to remember Dave Bray's father, and even more an honor to call Dave a friend and brother in Christ. A son's love for his father does not end when the father's life ends. Dave Bray's artless, bared emotions and thoughts dwell as much on his father's ongoing presence in Dave's life as they do on John Bray's death. This book's expression of love is, quite simply, true. And truly simple, as pure love always is.""-Jon TrottFormer Editor, Cornerstone magazine
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Description:David Bray lives in Chicago in a Christian community called Jesus People USA. His first book, Marduk, a science fiction story, was co-authored with Tom Fulghum. His second book, My Father's Love, records the struggles and blessings of growing up and dealing with the loss of his dad, John Bray, a pastor, teacher, and dean of North Park Seminary in Chicago, Illinois. This story of a father's love for his son will encourage anyone struggling with the loss of a loved one, especially the loss of a father. It offers concrete examples of positive relationships for anyone, and especially for families with a disabled child. David's memories of his dad demonstrate the power of love and radiate hope for those who grieve, those with disabilities, families of the disabled, and any parent or child needing reassurance of God's love. David's desire is that the reader will find hope and blessing by reading his story.Endorsements:""It is my honor to remember Dave Bray's father, and even more an honor to call Dave a friend and brother in Christ. A son's love for his father does not end when the father's life ends. Dave Bray's artless, bared emotions and thoughts dwell as much on his father's ongoing presence in Dave's life as they do on John Bray's death. This book's expression of love is, quite simply, true. And truly simple, as pure love always is.""-Jon TrottFormer Editor, Cornerstone magazine