Lessons from Dr. Lowell - Furman Hall, Barbara
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Are you struggling with helping your loved one in the final phase of life, anger, selfishness, trying to parent from a Christian perspective, dealing with your family post-divorce, and figuring out how to be successful in a blended family? You might be surprised how much you can learn from my mistakes and these invaluable lessons learned from both my heavenly and earthly fathers. Sourcing strength from the deeply-rooted Christian life her father led, Barbara recounts invaluable lessons learned through her childhood to adulthood. These lessons are biblically based and applicable to each and…mehr

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Are you struggling with helping your loved one in the final phase of life, anger, selfishness, trying to parent from a Christian perspective, dealing with your family post-divorce, and figuring out how to be successful in a blended family? You might be surprised how much you can learn from my mistakes and these invaluable lessons learned from both my heavenly and earthly fathers. Sourcing strength from the deeply-rooted Christian life her father led, Barbara recounts invaluable lessons learned through her childhood to adulthood. These lessons are biblically based and applicable to each and everyone in all stages of life. Dr. Lowell Furman was a Christian, beloved father, grandfather, son, husband, brother, friend, general surgeon, and co-founder of World Medical Mission (medical arm of Samaritan's Purse). Dr. Lowell ended his life satisfied and left all that knew him with a legacy that his foremost desire was to love his Lord Jesus Christ. Join Barbara Furman Hall as she explores that legacy and develops her own life with Lessons From Dr. Lowell.
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Barbara Furman Hall is a southerner with a heart for God. She lives in North Carolina and has been married twenty-nine years and has two grown daughters. She owns her own business as a psychiatric nurse practitioner and cheers for Appalachian State University Mountaineers, University of North Carolina Tarheels, and Clemson Tigers. Barb serves at her church, Upward Christian Fellowship, in Flat Rock, North Carolina, and supports World Medical Mission, the medical arm of Samaritan's Purse in Boone, North Carolina.