Jackson, Edgar N. Additional Author mixed material bibliography Minneapolis Augsburg Publishing House 1989 monographic en English

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Conquering Disability We must continually cope with changes, sometimes small, sometimes large. How can Christian faith help us when we or someone close to us experiences disability? Dr. Edgar Jackson, a well-known and loved Christian counselor, tells what he learned during his gradual recovery from a stroke. He reminds us that even in the most difficult of circumstances, there are things we can do. Reflecting on his own experience, Dr. Jackson encourages readers to: remember that God is always with us; rethink what really matters in life; keep trusting God and look for new direction; learn to manage a wide variety of feelings; experience the richness of spiritual life; work on new goals; find new ways to reach out and help others; 248 awaken skills that have been waiting to be used. United States Cerebrovascular disease--Religious aspects--Christ Cerebrovascular disease--Patients--Religious life Cerebrovascular disease--Patients--Pastoral counse Cerebrovascular disease--Patients Jackson, Edgar N. (Edgar Newman), 1910-1994 248.8609240806624000 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 248.860924 Jac c-2 E08002840 Non Fiction 248.860924 Jac c-2 E11006230 Non Fiction 248.860924 Jac c Conquering_disability.jpg 25764 2014-07-18 14:33:11 2026-01-14 17:25:51 machine generated