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What others are saying about Walter Albritton's books
My husband's name is on this review but I'm his wife. I'm not grieving the loss of a parent or spouse or child. My grief is of a different sort; the grief of years of life I'm unable to remember due to trauma. The grief of loss of parts of my life due to trauma. As a friend of Rev. Walter, I bought the book simply because he wrote it. I've found myself crying through almost every chapter - for him, for his family and loved ones - and for myself. Because his prescriptions for grief are spot-on. I would recommend this book to anyone struggling through grief for any reason - death, illness, loss - and am praying for all of you!
Ben Gideon
Hard to put down once you get started, many times I planned to just read three or four stories and ended up reading seven or eight. Helped me to learn that no matter how much God loves this world and Jesus loves each of us, most folks must experience the love of our Lord through Christian witnesses up close and personally to know the love and forgiveness available to them intimately. And to love each other we must learn kindness and compassion and practice it daily. Walter challenges us to practice what we preach.
Carey Hawkins
The book is filled with stories, scriptures, and songs that will inspire and help to heal the hearts of those who are grieving the loss of a loved one!
B.K. JOHNS
I have been without my wife 11 plus years, yet I found Albrittian's book so helpful that I'm sharing with others who's spouse has departed this life. A good book to share.
Mark
In his inspiring book of stories, "Changing Your World," Rev. Albritton encourages readers to build a seven-point plan for the way they can use their lives to change the world. This book helped me to become less introspective, instead looking outwardly at the needs of others. Even in small ways, we can change the world by simple actions such as showing kindness and encouragement to others. I am grateful for the inspiration I found in this book.
Sarah Olsen
Easy Read that inspires deep thought and reflection.I highly recommend adding this literary piece to your library!!
Wayne Robinson, Ph.D.
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