IN THE WAITING ROOM OF FORGIVENESS encompasses love, treachery, deceit and triumph. The story starts in Germany in 1912 and ends after World War II. It revolves around Lily von Wallenstadt (nee Mendelssohn-Bartholdy), a concert pianist, her daughter Hannah, and the individuals in their lives. It is mainly a tale of people, but also one of the nation in which they live. The characters are emblematic of their time and background. This constrains them all, but ultimately liberates some. The story is told in a realistic, hard hitting manner that promises the reader a compelling, powerful and shocking experience.
THE STORY: A dark comedy about the timeless quest for beauty--and its cost. Three women from different centuries meet in a modern doctor's waiting room.
... forgiveness as well. God has already forgiven you, and he says he will no longer remember your transgressions (Hebrews 8:12). But ...
... in the waiting room, I prayed with the man who had killed my daughter. He asked God to forgive him and prayed that God would change ...
... forgiveness ? I don't know the answer . Such is the power of emotional healing . I know this is anecdotal . One swallow does not a ...
This is the story of my journey as I learn to forgive, one step at a time; until the time that God called me to forgive the unforgivable. Was that even possible? How could I ever be able to forgive such a thing?
Mary Morris intricately weaves the lives of three generations of the Coleman family in this evocative novel of healing and forgiveness, love and war.
—Dan Villarreal, Strengthening Families Program Director, Former Probation and Parole Officer Kitty Chappell's skill at writing, her honesty in telling her story, and her transparency in sharing her pain, combine to make Soaring Above ...
This little book, and the twelve real-life stories in it, will help you capture the power of forgiveness in your life. Because everybody needs to forgive somebody.
In a beautiful, tragic testament to the liberating power of forgiveness, Kate Grosmaire tells the story of her daughter’s murder at the hand of her boyfriend—and the stunning, deliberate forgiveness and help that Kate and her husband ...
4 M. Greenspan, Healing through the Dark Emotions, Shambala Publications, Inc., Boston Massachusetts, 2003, pp. XII-XIV. 5 Temes, loc. cit. 6J. Derrida, 'Jean-Marie Benoist 1942-1990', The Work of Mourning, University of Chicago Press, ...