Winds of Fury, Circles of Grace
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| Rating | : | 4.92 (951 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0687017955 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 160 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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KimUsey said A touching memoir of terrible loss and gradual healing.. No one in northeast Alabama will ever forget Palm Sunday 199A touching memoir of terrible loss and gradual healing. KimUsey No one in northeast Alabama will ever forget Palm Sunday 1994. When deadly tornadoes ripped through northern Calhoun County, killing nearly two dozen people, a spring Sunday dedicated to beginning the holiest week of the Christian year became instead a stormy day of pain and loss. And yet, as the Rev. Dale Clem's . . When deadly tornadoes ripped through northern Calhoun County, killing nearly two dozen people, a spring Sunday dedicated to beginning the holiest week of the Christian year became instead a stormy day of pain and loss. And yet, as the Rev. Dale Clem's . Makes you want to give your own children extra big kisses A Customer I read Dale's book as soon as I could get it. Knowing him, his wife and children, I wanted to read what I was afraid to ask even a friend like Dale - "How do you survive losing a child?" Winds of Fury is Dale's version of the events around a tragic tornado in which many members of his wife's church died, including. CRAIG LYKINS said A Heartfelt Story of Loss, Suffering, Understanding, Recovery, and the Healing Power of Faith.. Dale has provided a heartfelt story of the pain of loss, and the hard road to recovery. His perspective on Christian faith is inspirational, and can provide hope to anyone who has experienced a devastating loss. Dale and Kelly's story is a clear example of how bad things happen to good people. Tornados do not seek
To speed his recovery, the priest engages him in searching conversations and introduces him to a captivating woman who runs a school for children in town. A man adrift on a broken catamaran in the Gulf of Mexico is rescued and brought to a care facility in the Yucatan run by an unconventional Jesuit. The man seems to remember nothing of his past except his name. As their three lives intertwine and their secrets come to light, they become entangled in a complex web of emotions. Told in poetic prose, The Castaway, which continues the story begun in Sunset in Sarasota, is a fable-like meditation on the nature of memory, beauty, love and friendship, and offers a profound affirmation of the healing power of words.
About the Author Piero Rivolta has been a poet throughout his life, and his love of beauty and elegant design have been a unifying quality in many of his endeavors. He has two other novels in print, "Sunset in Sarasota" and "Alex and the Color of the Wind," and has published two volumes of poetry.
. He has two other novels in print, "Sunset in Sarasota" and "Alex and the Color of the Wind," and has published two volumes of poetry. Piero Rivolta has been a poet throughout his life, and his love of beauty and elegant design have been a unifying quality in many of his endeavors