To Live Again

To Live Again
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To Live Again

Description of To Live Again:

For more than forty years To Live Again has been treasured by readers as a true story of divine comfort, human love, and spiritual adventure. It¹s the intimate account of Catherine Marshall¹s triumph of faith over grief and love over loneliness. Catherine candidly shares the frustrations, anger, confusion, and "soreness of heart" that she experienced after the death of her husband, Peter. As a young widow and single mother, she felt so vulnerable‹without love, strength, or financial resources. Yet she confronted her grief with a powerful faith in the goodness of God, and her journey provides inspiring answers for those wrestling with loss, as well as for everyone who seeks to live with wisdom and courage.

Information on To Live Again from the publisher:

Treasured for many years, this story of Catherine Marshall's triumph over grief offers divine comfort, human love, and spiritual adventure. In To Live Again, Catherine candidly shares the frustrations, anger, confusion and "soreness of heart" that she experienced after the death of her husband, Peter. As a young widow and single mother, she felt she had been left without love, strength or financial resources. But she did have one powerful asset: faith in the goodness of God and in His power to change the course of her life. That remarkable faith allowed Catherine to explore the idea of life after death. What she discovered is detailed here. For anyone wrestling with loss or disappointment. To Live Again provides comfort, hope, and triumphant evidence of a glorious new life in heaven.

About Catherine Marshall:

Catherine Marshall (1914­1983) wrote more than twenty books, including the best-sellers Christy and Beyond Our Selves. After Peter Marshall¹s death, she raised their son, Peter, and some ten years later married Guideposts executive editor Leonard LeSourd and raised four more children.

Description of Catherine Marshall, author of To Live Again:

In this triumph story Catherine Marshall, shares the confusion and soreness of the heart, after the death of her husband,Peter. She felt she had been left without love, strength or financial resources. Catherines' faith of God allowed her to explore the idea of life after death. This book provides comfort, hope and evidence of a glorious new life in heaven.