This Is a Story About God: The True Account of Two Men, an Impossible Surgery and the God of the Universe

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Summary: Worth reading, but not up to her usual standards
Review: Ann tells the miraculous story of her cousin who recently experienced a modern day miracle. It includes the theological questions one encounters when the heartbreak of another results in the someone else's unspeakable joy. Perhaps Ann's experiences as an adoptive mom have helped to build perspective on this issue. This book is a beautiful story told as only Ann can tell!

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Summary: This book is vintage Ann Kiemel Anderson.
Review: Ann tells the miraculous story of her cousin who recently experienced a modern day miracle. It includes the theological questions one encounters when the heartbreak of another results in the someone else's unspeakable joy. Perhaps Ann's experiences as an adoptive mom have helped to build perspective on this issue. This book is a beautiful story told as only Ann can tell!

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Summary: Worth reading, but not up to her usual standards
Review: I LOVE Ann Kiemel Anderson, but was disappointed by this book. It was missing Ann's usual verve. In recounting someone else's story, her personal touch seemed to be missing. It still is worth reading, but is similar to an organ donor story that might be found anywhere.

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Summary: This is another account of God still performing miracles.
Review: I was extremely touched by this book due to the fact that I have the exact disease that David Nash had. I am currently waiting for a liver transplant. My prayer is that God will be glorified and that He will use my experience to touch others just as He did through David Nash.

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Summary: This is another account of God still performing miracles.
Review: I was extremely touched by this book due to the fact that I have the exact disease that David Nash had. I am currently waiting for a liver transplant. My prayer is that God will be glorified and that He will use my experience to touch others just as He did through David Nash.