Jean Cowger

Paths to Dwell In (eBook, ePUB)

. . . a Devotional by . . .

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

I dont know that it was ever my plan to write a book. Perhaps my pencil thought to do so, for it has watched, measured and faithfully recorded the joys, sorrows, searching and truths that have accompanied my days. My pencil seems to be the most honest part of me, for it is more discriminating in its thought processes; more discerning of Truth, values, choices and the reality with which they pave the path of our eternity. Not so prone to emotions, my pencil has not been afraid to ask the hard questions and record the journey that led to the specific insights and revelations that have continually shaped my thoughts, and thereby my choices and my life. I hope my pencil speaks to you in kind, opens your ear and your heart to the sound of another Voice; a Voice that speaks to your soul of things large and small, common and those thought impossible. It is my sincere hope that within my pages you will find a word fitly spoken, one that speaks challenge and hope to your soul, causes your countenance to be forever changed; for when we know change, we transform the circle of humanity entrusted to our care.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WestBow Press
• Seitenzahl: 290
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781973623496
• Artikelnr.: 52645659

Autorenporträt

Jean Cowger, 75 years of age, was born on her grandparents Iowa farmstead in 1942 to a tall, lean sailor and a cute little red-head. He taught Jean to study hard and she taught Jean to laugh.
Although this is the first book to come to print, Jean has been prolific in her writing since the day she spent her birthday nickel on a Big Chief writing tablet and a #2 pencil. Filling spiral notebooks with a variety of writings; some of which include studies, short stories, poetry and thoughts, might indicate she either has a lot to say, or she particularly enjoys moments alone with her pencil.
She has been married to Jerry, her high school sweetheart, for 57 years. They have one daughter, Deborah; two grand-children, Joshua and Julia and a now growing list of great-grandchildren.
Having lived in Iowa all of her life, she spent 28 years as a church secretary, owned and operated an art gallery with her husband, Jerry, and has traveled these United States quite extensively. Besides writing, her hobbies include stained glass, photography and gardens that fill the 5 acres on which they reside.
She still studies hard and loves to laugh.