Outrun the Bear - Kurvits, Benno
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Sports are a microcosm of life. They provide goals to be achieved and obstacles to be overcome, they yield their share of joy and pain, and they're a stage upon which the best and worst of humanity is displayed. They are also a gift of God, one that can be either treasured or abused. In this book, you will: * Learn how to fit your sports pursuits into the larger context of life in a healthy way. * Be encouraged to reflect on the presence and blessing of God in your sports endeavours. * Be challenged to participate in sports in such a way as to bring glory to God. * Learn how to change to…mehr

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Sports are a microcosm of life. They provide goals to be achieved and obstacles to be overcome, they yield their share of joy and pain, and they're a stage upon which the best and worst of humanity is displayed. They are also a gift of God, one that can be either treasured or abused. In this book, you will: * Learn how to fit your sports pursuits into the larger context of life in a healthy way. * Be encouraged to reflect on the presence and blessing of God in your sports endeavours. * Be challenged to participate in sports in such a way as to bring glory to God. * Learn how to change to become more of the athlete and person you want to become. Drawing from a lifetime in sports and over a decade as a pastor, Benno Kurvits shares his wealth of experience in Outrun the Bear, showing that there is a way for us to enjoy sports, and to seek to excel at them, while honouring both God and our fellow man in the process. "Outrun the Bear makes a strong statement of the power of faith to shape and strengthen athletes, coaches, and everyone else in the sport experiences of life." -Dave Mantel Athletic Director, Redeemer University College
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Autorenporträt
Benno Kurvits graduated with a degree in Physical Education from the University of Ottawa and he holds a Certificate of Theological Studies from Winnipeg Theological Seminary. He recently completed seven successful seasons as head coach of the Redeemer University College varsity badminton team, a career which he capped with a national college championship in 2015. He and his wife Wendy have five grown children and reside in Hamilton, Ontario.