I Choose Everything: Embracing Life in the Face of Terminal Illness - Moss, Jozanne; Wenham, Michael
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Jozanne Moss, in South Africa, and Michael Wenham, in Britain, have only met by email. Both struggle daily with Lou Gehrig's Disease, a progressive and ultimately fatal condition, which destroys the body while leaving the mind fully alert. Both are married to remarkable people who support and care for them. Through Jozanne's story they address the myth that pain and suffering are sent by dark powers, and that God is only responsible for the good bits. Michael explains: "We receive from God everything, both light and shade, praising him in every circumstance, seeing all of life as his gift from…mehr

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Jozanne Moss, in South Africa, and Michael Wenham, in Britain, have only met by email. Both struggle daily with Lou Gehrig's Disease, a progressive and ultimately fatal condition, which destroys the body while leaving the mind fully alert. Both are married to remarkable people who support and care for them. Through Jozanne's story they address the myth that pain and suffering are sent by dark powers, and that God is only responsible for the good bits. Michael explains: "We receive from God everything, both light and shade, praising him in every circumstance, seeing all of life as his gift from beginning to end."
Two terminally ill Christians - one in England, one in South Africa - explore their experience of God's love
Autorenporträt
Jozanne Moss============Jozanne Moss is the wife of Dave and mother of Luke and Nicole. They live near Cape Town. Michael Wenham is married to Jane, and they have four adult children. They live near Oxford.Michael Wenham==============Michael Wenham trained as a teacher before hearing a call to full-time Christian ministry. For some years he was vicar of three village churches in the Vale of the White Horse, near Oxford. He suffers from Motor Neurone Disease and has now retired.