Great is Your Faithfulness by David Rees

Great is Your Faithfulness by David Rees

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An ordinary life transformed by God's grace. A story to help the next generation of Rees grandchildren to know their roots, not to be defeated by the challenges of life but to run the race, keeping their eyes focused on Jesus.

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Great is Your Faithfulness by David Rees

Great is Your Faithfulness is the reflection of a father and grandfather looking back on his life. It is easier looking back to recognise the gracious hand of God's providence than it is to discern the right path at the time. The book seeks to motivate and encourage his grandchildren to aspire to what is best, beautiful and godly in life by providing a narrative of the family's recent history. The author takes us from his family roots in a small mining village in South Wales to retirement in Edinburgh. He traces a journey, despite initial disappointments, to achieving a successful academic career, in a life that is shaped by a Christian world view.
Rees, David: - DAVID REES has been a Literary Editor of the Spectator (London), a Senior Research Fellow of the Institute for the Study of Conflict (London), and a Visiting Scholar at the Hoover Institution (Stanford University). His publications include Korea: The Limited War (1964), The Age of Containment (1967), Harry Dexter White (1974), Red Star Over Prague (coauthor, 1984), The Korean War: History and Tactics (Consultant Editor and Contributor, 1984), The Soviet Seizure of the Kuriles (1985), and A Short History of Modern Korea (1988).
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ISBN 13 9781839752155
ISBN 10 1839752157
Title Great is Your Faithfulness
Author David Rees
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Grosvenor House Publishing Ltd
Year published 2020-10-04
Number of pages 230
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.