Margaret Liu Collins

Broschiertes Buch

God is Good

Dios es Bueno

Beschreibung

Spanish (Español) Una historia real de trauma, sanidad milagrosa y la bondad interminable de Dios Si estás herido... si te sientes olvidado... si estás caminando por una oscuridad que nunca elegiste, este libro es para ti. God Is Good es la poderosa historia real de cómo Margaret Liu Collins sobrevivió trauma infantil, abuso doméstico, miedo, abandono y años de dolor emocional... solo para ser sobrenaturalmente rescatada, restaurada y hecha completa por la bondad de Dios. Nacida en Chongking y criada entre culturas, Margaret enfrentó sufrimiento inimaginable. Cargó heridas que nadie podía ver, mientras criaba sola a sus hijos después de ser traicionada y abandonada. El miedo casi la destruyó. El trauma amenazó su identidad. El dolor la siguió durante décadas. Pero Dios nunca la olvidó. Y Él tampoco te olvida a ti. En estas memorias profundamente honestas e inspiradoras, Margaret revela: Cómo Dios sanó su trauma profundo y sus heridas emocionales Los milagros que salvaron su vida Cómo sobrevivió abuso y rechazo El momento en que Dios rompió su miedo y restauró su identidad Esperanza para madres, mujeres y sobrevivientes La fe que la sostuvo a través de desafíos imposibles Cómo Dios convirtió sus momentos más oscuros en un testimonio de victoria Esto no es solo un libro de memorias - es una línea de vida para cualquiera que necesite sanidad, esperanza o un recordatorio de que Dios sigue siendo bueno. Si estás orando por un milagro, atravesando dolor o creyendo por restauración, este libro fortalecerá tu fe y levantará tu corazón.

Autor

Margaret Liu Collins is called to share the Good News about God in every aspect of her life from her intimate life with her family to her business practices and philanthropy, and into her leadership and testimony in her Christian Community and beyond. She was born in Chongqing, China and attended high school, St. Stephen's Girls College, Hong Kong. She later graduated with a Bachelor's of Science degree from the University of California, Berkeley. After being a science teacher, she later became the founder and CEO of a real estate brokerage firm, Liu Realty, Inc., and is the founder and CEO of Liu International Management LLC. Margaret has served as a director of nonprofit organizations including Grace Cathedral, The Episcopal Dioceses of Northern California, California Pacific Medical Center, The University of California Berkeley Foundation Board, and the San Francisco Symphony. Her for-profit board memberships include: Cmos, ComplianceEase, and Servgate. With God's prompting, Margaret has supported her Alma mater, University of California, Berkeley, establishing a fellowship endowment, "T. O. Liu Memorial Fellowship" in Helen Willis Neuroscience Institute in honor of her father. In 2010, she established an undergraduate scholarship to provide financial resources for deserving students who come from families led by single parents. San Francisco Business Times, in 2011, named Margaret one of the "150 Most Influential Women in Bay Area Business". In 2016, Margaret endowed Chair Professorship in Traumatic Brain Injury to world-renowned neurosurgeon, Geoffrey T. Manley, MD, PHD, Professor and Vice Chairman Department of Neurological Surgery, UCSF Weill Institute of Neurosciences and Chief of Neurological Surgery, Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center. In 2013, she collaborated with her late Aunt, Qin Ziao-men to write a book about her beloved father A Twentieth-Century Chinese Profile Tien Oung Liu available on Amazon. Margaret and her adoring husband, Ted Collins split their time between homes in San Francisco and Sonoma County, taking special pleasure in watching their grandchildren grow. Margaret offers support for fellow Christians along with inspiring articles, videos, and resources on her website at: VictoryGlory.com

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bookside Press
• Seitenzahl: 274
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Juni 2023
• Spanisch
• Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
• Gewicht: 592g
• ISBN-13: 9781778830952
• ISBN-10: 1778830951
• Artikelnr.: 68266665