Glimpses of Heaven
This small book contains a powerful gift--a series of inspirational quotes from Dave and Jan Dravecky on the subject of suffering. Between these pages, the Draveckys share their thoughts on illness, grief, loss, and other adversities--through which God offers glimpses of a more enlightened spiritual understanding.

In this book, the Draveckys offer hope and assurance based on scripture, the wisdom of their mentors, and their own deep personal experience with adversity. Glimpses of Heaven is sure to offer comfort to anyone struggling with sorrow, pain, and loss.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Once an allstar pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, Dave Dravecky lost the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm to cancer in 1988. Defying all the odds, he came back to pitch again a year later. Just five days after a stunning performance, securing a 43 win for his team, Dravecky sustained two successive and devastating injuries to his arm that ended his pitching career for good.

In subsequent years, Dravecky would lose his entire arm, his left shoulder blade, and the left side of his collarbone to cancer. But whenever God closes a door, he opens a window--and the window He opened for Dave led to a career as a bestselling author. Dravecky's awardwinning first book, Comeback, sold over 650,000 copies.

An indemand speaker, Dave is known for delivering messages of hope and inspiration--to both Christian and secular audiences. Along with his wife, Jan, Dravecky is also the founder of Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization and ministry dedicated to helping cancer survivors.

When her husband's cancer returned after a dramatic comeback with the New York Giants, Jan Dravecky spiraled into a deep depression--one --that refused to lift. As her mental condition darkened, Jan faced misunderstandings from wellintentioned friends and family --who admonished her to "snap out of it" or "pray through it."

Jan's journey back to happiness provides a powerful source of encouragement and faith to readers of every background. Today, Jan is coauthor of the wellregarded Christian titles Do Not Lose Heart and Stand By Me. She is also the cofounder of the nonprofit organization and ministry Outreach of Hope, dedicated to helping survivors of cancer.
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Glimpses of Heaven
This small book contains a powerful gift--a series of inspirational quotes from Dave and Jan Dravecky on the subject of suffering. Between these pages, the Draveckys share their thoughts on illness, grief, loss, and other adversities--through which God offers glimpses of a more enlightened spiritual understanding.

In this book, the Draveckys offer hope and assurance based on scripture, the wisdom of their mentors, and their own deep personal experience with adversity. Glimpses of Heaven is sure to offer comfort to anyone struggling with sorrow, pain, and loss.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Once an allstar pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, Dave Dravecky lost the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm to cancer in 1988. Defying all the odds, he came back to pitch again a year later. Just five days after a stunning performance, securing a 43 win for his team, Dravecky sustained two successive and devastating injuries to his arm that ended his pitching career for good.

In subsequent years, Dravecky would lose his entire arm, his left shoulder blade, and the left side of his collarbone to cancer. But whenever God closes a door, he opens a window--and the window He opened for Dave led to a career as a bestselling author. Dravecky's awardwinning first book, Comeback, sold over 650,000 copies.

An indemand speaker, Dave is known for delivering messages of hope and inspiration--to both Christian and secular audiences. Along with his wife, Jan, Dravecky is also the founder of Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization and ministry dedicated to helping cancer survivors.

When her husband's cancer returned after a dramatic comeback with the New York Giants, Jan Dravecky spiraled into a deep depression--one --that refused to lift. As her mental condition darkened, Jan faced misunderstandings from wellintentioned friends and family --who admonished her to "snap out of it" or "pray through it."

Jan's journey back to happiness provides a powerful source of encouragement and faith to readers of every background. Today, Jan is coauthor of the wellregarded Christian titles Do Not Lose Heart and Stand By Me. She is also the cofounder of the nonprofit organization and ministry Outreach of Hope, dedicated to helping survivors of cancer.
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This small book contains a powerful gift--a series of inspirational quotes from Dave and Jan Dravecky on the subject of suffering. Between these pages, the Draveckys share their thoughts on illness, grief, loss, and other adversities--through which God offers glimpses of a more enlightened spiritual understanding.

In this book, the Draveckys offer hope and assurance based on scripture, the wisdom of their mentors, and their own deep personal experience with adversity. Glimpses of Heaven is sure to offer comfort to anyone struggling with sorrow, pain, and loss.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Once an allstar pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, Dave Dravecky lost the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm to cancer in 1988. Defying all the odds, he came back to pitch again a year later. Just five days after a stunning performance, securing a 43 win for his team, Dravecky sustained two successive and devastating injuries to his arm that ended his pitching career for good.

In subsequent years, Dravecky would lose his entire arm, his left shoulder blade, and the left side of his collarbone to cancer. But whenever God closes a door, he opens a window--and the window He opened for Dave led to a career as a bestselling author. Dravecky's awardwinning first book, Comeback, sold over 650,000 copies.

An indemand speaker, Dave is known for delivering messages of hope and inspiration--to both Christian and secular audiences. Along with his wife, Jan, Dravecky is also the founder of Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization and ministry dedicated to helping cancer survivors.

When her husband's cancer returned after a dramatic comeback with the New York Giants, Jan Dravecky spiraled into a deep depression--one --that refused to lift. As her mental condition darkened, Jan faced misunderstandings from wellintentioned friends and family --who admonished her to "snap out of it" or "pray through it."

Jan's journey back to happiness provides a powerful source of encouragement and faith to readers of every background. Today, Jan is coauthor of the wellregarded Christian titles Do Not Lose Heart and Stand By Me. She is also the cofounder of the nonprofit organization and ministry Outreach of Hope, dedicated to helping survivors of cancer.

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BN ID: 2940014850759
Publisher: RosettaBooks
Publication date: 08/17/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 144
File size: 253 KB

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Once an allstar pitcher for the San Francisco Giants, Dave Dravecky lost the deltoid muscle in his pitching arm to cancer in 1988. Defying all the odds, he came back to pitch again a year later. Just five days after a stunning performance, securing a 43 win for his team, Dravecky sustained two successive and devastating injuries to his arm that ended his pitching career for good.

In subsequent years, Dravecky would lose his entire arm, his left shoulder blade, and the left side of his collarbone to cancer. But whenever God closes a door, he opens a window—and the window He opened for Dave led to a career as a bestselling author. Dravecky’s awardwinning first book, Comeback, sold over 650,000 copies.

An indemand speaker, Dave is known for delivering messages of hope and inspiration—to both Christian and secular audiences. Along with his wife, Jan, Dravecky is also the founder of Dave Dravecky’s Outreach of Hope, a nonprofit organization and ministry dedicated to helping cancer survivors.

When her husband’s cancer returned after a dramatic comeback with the New York Giants, Jan Dravecky spiraled into a deep depression—one —that refused to lift. As her mental condition darkened, Jan faced misunderstandings from wellintentioned friends and family —who admonished her to “snap out of it” or “pray through it.”

Jan’s journey back to happiness provides a powerful source of encouragement and faith to readers of every background. Today, Jan is coauthor of the wellregarded Christian titles Do Not Lose Heart and Stand By Me. She is also the cofounder of the nonprofit organization and ministry Outreach of Hope, dedicated to helping survivors of cancer.
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