À propos de cet ebook
Are you struggling to hold on to your faith? Authors Marianne and Mary Rose Takacs find themselves in such a place in 1998. During the spring, ten-year-old Mary Rose is experiencing mysterious health symptoms. In the summer, a terrifying diagnosis is given. Being warned by the physical therapist she may never walk again, Mary Rose is determined she will not spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair.
Follow the journeys of mother and daughter in this thirty-day devotional, as they face the battles within and those that surround them. With raw honesty, humor, and inspiration, they describe their struggles and God-given triumphs. You will read about the courage and perseverance needed to overcome life-changing circumstances. Share in their stories of the lessons they learn and the comfort they find in Christ. These real life experiences will encourage you and bring Hope in the Midst.
They touch on such topics as:
Calming the Storm Within
Laughter that Soothes
Remembering His Benefits
The Battle is the Lords
The Value of Life, and much more!
Notes et avis
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Marianne Takacs has a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and is a Life Coach. Her roles as a homeschooler and Caregiver for her daughter have uniquely qualified her to teach and inspire others in their life struggles. She established the (Emergency) Helps Team at her home church; to aid those facing life changing or traumatic circumstances. She serves as a Biblical Counselor. Her life experiences include spending a year abroad, serving on a women’s ministry team at Crossroads, facilitating a Life Group and growing older with her husband of 27+ years now! She has two grown children and makes her home in Michigan.You can visit her online at www.coachingwomenforlife.com and at www.hopeinthemidstministries.com
Mary Rose Takacs has an Associates of Arts. She wrote for her college newspaper for a year and a half. She has received two MCCPA (Michigan Community College Press Association) awards and one college award for her writing. She is a recipient of an Excellence in Journalism award and won second place for In-Depth News Story in 2010. Her experience in fighting through an acute and chronic illness has given her an exceptional ability to encourage, comfort and aid those facing traumatic circumstances. Mary Rose is the Co-Leader of the young adult ministry, Cohesion, at her home church, Crossroads Community Church, of Ottawa Lake, Michigan. Additionally, she co-led with her mother a mother-daughter bible study for 3 years. She currently makes her home in Temperance, Michigan.
Marianne Takacs has a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and is a Life Coach. Her roles as a homeschooler and Caregiver for her daughter have uniquely qualified her to teach and inspire others in their life struggles. She established the (Emergency) Helps Team at her home church; to aid those facing life changing or traumatic circumstances. She serves as a Biblical Counselor. Her life experiences include spending a year abroad, serving on a women’s ministry team at Crossroads, facilitating a Life Group and growing older with her husband of 27+ years now! She has two grown children and makes her home in Michigan.You can visit her online at www.coachingwomenforlife.com and at www.hopeinthemidstministries.com
Mary Rose Takacs has an Associates of Arts. She wrote for her college newspaper for a year and a half. She has received two MCCPA (Michigan Community College Press Association) awards and one college award for her writing. She is a recipient of an Excellence in Journalism award and won second place for In-Depth News Story in 2010. Her experience in fighting through an acute and chronic illness has given her an exceptional ability to encourage, comfort and aid those facing traumatic circumstances. Mary Rose is the Co-Leader of the young adult ministry, Cohesion, at her home church, Crossroads Community Church, of Ottawa Lake, Michigan. Additionally, she co-led with her mother a mother-daughter bible study for 3 years. She currently makes her home in Temperance, Michigan.
