Lessons from the Shadows of Death: Chapter 1 - The Importance of Facing One's Own Shadow of Death

Psalms 102:11 (ESV)
11 My days are like an evening shadow; I wither away like grass.

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My dad served many years as a hospice chaplain. He had a real heart for ministering to people who were living in the shadows of death.

He decided to write down the lessons he had learned form the different patients he had worked with over the years. He published a book titled, Lessons from the Shadows of Death. Just like his first book, Blind Faith, this book was never sold to the public, although he did have a web-site for a while where he tried.

It was not long after this book was published that my dad was diagnosed with leukemia. He found himself walking in the shadows of death, just like the patients he talks about in his book.

My dad battled his disease for two years. Now he's at rest with many of the people he ministered to over his many years as a hospice chaplain.

I hope this book-blog inspires you, as we all know someone who was or is now in the shadows of death and we know we will be there ourselves one day.

Grace and Peace.

Tony

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ISBN 1-58747-044-6
Copyright 2002, Pale Horse Publishing
Don Fowler
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Wednesday, August 6, 2008

Chapter 1 - The Importance of Facing One's Own Shadow of Death

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