Brit Hume, Chief Political Analyst, Fox News Channel, writes in the foreword:
“….. my 28-year-old son committed suicide, a devastating blow that left me feeling a part of me had been amputated and would never grow back. Somehow, in those dark days, the faith I had learned as a boy weld up in me a new. I felt loved and supported as if I might even get a phone call from God himself to explain to me what this tragic event was about. That call never came, but I knew I needed to pursue the faith I had so long neglected that was when Jerry Leachman came along.”
Norm Jetmundsen Jr., Editor, writes:
“According to Jerry Leachman, Jesus said there are three ways you can spend your life: you can waste it, you can sell it, or you can give it away. Only one of these ways leads to a life of true significance and contentment. Jerry is a father, husband, grandfather, Chaplin, Counselor and teacher, but at Hart, he is a coach. He has coached men and boys for years both on the football field and in the game of life.”
I don’t think I’ve ever been more excited about a new book offering on our Library Table than this one.
Brave Hearts, Strong Arms by Jerry Leachman is a powerful call to men about faith, purpose, courage, and what it means to give your life away in service to something greater than yourself.
Proudly published right here in Birmingham by Union Hill Publishing, and now available at Seibels.
A meaningful book for yourself—and an especially meaningful gift for a son, father, brother, or friend.