Heather Davidson

The First Five Years (eBook, ePUB)

. . . and Beyond

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

The First Five Years is a memoir to record the ordinary life of an ordinary woman who was changed by an extraordinary encounter with God at the age of forty-four.

It recounts memories of childhood years through to teenage years, eventually being married just three days before turning twenty, then on to a life raising a family.

It is a life of joy and hope turning into depression, despair, and grief then back again into peace.

It is the story of Gods redemptive grace, bringing hope out of depression, comfort out of grief, trusting out of doubting, and faith where there was none.

Heather felt that God instructed her years ago to write a book with this title. She has now written it first and foremost for her children and grandchildren but has also felt the need to share it in the hope that someone may be encouraged to know that, no matter where life has taken them, no matter how ordinary we think this life is, God can turn it around for our good.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Xlibris NZ
• Seitenzahl: 128
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. November 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781499098990
• Artikelnr.: 52597218

Autorenporträt

Heather was born in Auckland, New Zealand. She was raised by loving parents and was the eldest of five. She was a shy girl with just a few friends, often spending time alone. In her teenage years at Otahuhu College, she secretly fell for one of the senior boys, who was quite unaware of her!

She left Otahuhu College at age sixteen and attended Auckland Business College, where she studied shorthand typing and bookkeeping, which has been her career for over fifty years.

At age seventeen, she had a chance encounter with the boy of her dreams at a beach dance at Whitianga, and two years later, in 1965, they were married. There were many years of working toward making a home for their two boys and fun times with friends and family.

Heather has enjoyed spending time with her four grandchildren in New Zealand and yearly trips across the Tasman to bond with her two Australian grandchildren. She is now retired from her last workplace of twenty-five years.

She was an ordinary girl living an ordinary life until, one day, it all changed.