Where Is God When a Child Suffers: Faith and Suffering in the Family
Editorial Reviews
Ross Campbell, M.D., author of How to Really Love Your Child, How to Really Love Your Teenager, How to Really Know Your Child, and other best-selling parenting books.
"Every five or ten years a really good book comes along on suffering. C.S. Lewis' The Problem of Pain, and Phillip Yancey's Where Is God When It Hurts? are classics. Penny Giesbrecht's Where Is God When a Child Suffers? is the book for now . . . How I wish there had been a book like this when my wife, Pat, and I were suffering with our daughter Kathy . . . when we couldnt understand. . . . Here are two wonderful, Christ-loving, Bible-believing Christian parents faced with some of the most awesome problems about life . . . How Penny . . . puts things together is really outstanding."
Paul V. Johnson, grief counselor
". . . will help many other families who for years have suffered silently. Penny openly and honestly shares her feelings and experiences as a mother and wife through times of despair, anticipation, questioning, and eventually, growth. The reader struggles along with her and her family to find God in tragic situations."
Where Is God When a Child Suffers: Faith and Suffering in the Family
Where Is God When a Child Suffers: Faith and Suffering in the Family,Penny Giesbrecht,Hannibal Books,0929292022,Autistic children,Case studies,Christianity,Christianity - Christian Life,Christianity - Christian Life - General,Christianity - Christian Life - Parenting,Family / Parenting / Childbirth,General,Minnesota,Religious aspects,Suffering
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