Let Me Tell You A Story - McMeen, Frank
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This book is about hope. Our world is made up with people trying to survive losses in love, life, memory, abilities and hope. With technology and medical advances being major parts of our everyday life, one would think that we would be able to cope. Our country has become so separated that families are divided over politics, vaccines, masks, love and human rights. Families are divided against families. Brothers are divided. Churches are divided. Communities are divided. In the midst of our advanced civilization, we find a divided society lacking hope. We lack the hope of a better country for…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is about hope. Our world is made up with people trying to survive losses in love, life, memory, abilities and hope. With technology and medical advances being major parts of our everyday life, one would think that we would be able to cope. Our country has become so separated that families are divided over politics, vaccines, masks, love and human rights. Families are divided against families. Brothers are divided. Churches are divided. Communities are divided. In the midst of our advanced civilization, we find a divided society lacking hope. We lack the hope of a better country for our children. We find little hope in future of relationships. This book was written to give you true hope. In the midst of losing love, there is a glimpse of hope. In the midst of the loss of civility in this nation, there is the vision of our true country. In dealing with rejection, we find where we can always go home. This book will make you laugh and touch your heart. Every story was written to lead you to a place of personal contentment and peace. Designed to help those angry with God, this book will have you develop a realistic perception of your Creator. Jesus touched lives through love and inclusion. His words changed lives. The woman at the well, the sick and dying were changed by the smallest thing . . . even just touching the hem of his garment. May this book be the gentle touch that impacts your life.
Autorenporträt
For more than two decades, Dr. Frank McMeen has served as president of the Community Foundation of West Tennessee (formerly known as the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation) in Jackson, Tennessee. He's the former vice president of University Advancement at Freed-Hardeman University, president of Columbia Academy, and adjunct faculty member at the University of Memphis and Freed-Hardeman University. He has served as president of the Lambuth Neighborhood Association off and on for more than ten years, and he was elected to Jackson's City Council. He serves on numerous local boards which include the Boys & Girls Club, Jackson Equity Project, Lambuth Area Neighborhood Association, and the Jackson Rotary Club. He is currently the treasurer of the Tennessee Dental Association Foundation and served two terms as president of the Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities. He enjoys historic preservation and is restoring his thirteenth historic home in Midtown and Downtown Jackson. He loves animals and rescued his dogs, Bonnie May, Lucky Dawg, and Minnie Mutt. He worships at Skyline Church and serves on the Praise Team. He was raised on a farm outside Columbia, Tennessee, where Walking Horses were a vital part of his life, with his father winning two World Grand Championships.