BELFAST, ME, September 21, 2010 (Press-News.org) New book to be released: "What Faith and Love Can Do" (ISBN 978-0-9720620-9-1, paperback ($13.95, e-book $9.95, North Wind Publishing, November 2010, 122 pages, 5 x 8 trim). What Faith and Love Can Do combines the author's previous book Take My Hand with new material about picking up the pieces of his life, facing being alone, new health problems, finding new love and getting married again. This book invites the reader to journey with Dan Cole as he confronts his life's greatest challenges—the death of his wife, Sandy, from cancer and his simultaneous cancer diagnosis and treatment. After all, what hope is there for people who hear the word "cancer" or are taking their final steps to the end of life due to some other dreadful condition? Is faith in God and love for one another enough to see you through?
The author says "Journeying through crisis has had a profound effect on me. I discovered how to translate my faith into practice and I have seen my own faith develop and produce in me a maturity that I would not otherwise possess." The message to his readers is clear: faith in God, love for one another, and surprisingly, a sense of humor are the secrets to overcoming grief and loss. This is a wonderful book for small group or individual study (bring tissues). You can read a sample chapter online at http://www.northwindpublishing.com
Reviews of "Take My Hand":
"In spite of its subject, this book is one of hope and optimism for anyone confronting a life-altering experience"
Megan Mills, Ph.D., Director, Psychosocial Oncology Rush Cancer Institute, Chicago, IL
"How do we take a journey toward death with a loved one? As Dan speaks from personal experience, he includes theological reflection on his experience which can help a grieving person find a place within their faith for their grief."
—Dr. Emma Justes, Professor of Pastoral Care and Pastoral Theology
Northern Baptist Theological Seminary, Lombard, IL
Author Dan Cole, Tulsa, OK, is an experienced pastor and international missionary. His practical yet heartwarming writing style is captivating and memorable. Cole is available for interviews, speaking engagements and author readings, please contact North Wind Publishing for more information. Autographed copies are available upon request.
Books coming soon include the 2011 editions of Tide Tables and Tidal Current Tables by NOAA, Coastal Navigation by Nautical Know How, Inc.
North Wind Publishing publishes Nautical, Outdoors and Christian books. Established in 2008 by Janet Robbins who has over 20 years of book experience working for a major international publisher. Now accepting non-fiction manuscripts and/or proposals in the following subjects: Nautical (boating, cruising, navigation, boat repair, etc.), Outdoor Sports (kayaking, canoeing, hiking, backpacking, mountaineering, etc.), and Christian titles. Member Christian Small Publishers Association.
Janet Robbins, Publisher
North Wind Publishing
http://www.northwindpublishing.com
North Wind Publishing to release new book "What Faith and Love Can Do"
Author Dan Cole's book "What Faith and Love Can Do" invites the reader to journey with him as he confronts his life's greatest challenges—the death of his wife, Sandy, from cancer and his simultaneous cancer diagnosis and treatment
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[Press-News.org] North Wind Publishing to release new book "What Faith and Love Can Do"Author Dan Cole's book "What Faith and Love Can Do" invites the reader to journey with him as he confronts his life's greatest challenges—the death of his wife, Sandy, from cancer and his simultaneous cancer diagnosis and treatment