Too Precious To Die
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How would you respond if your criticallly ill child said, “Mommy, I’m too precious to die.”? What do you do when doctors have done all they know to do, and you have prayed in faith for deliverance and healing, and still your loved one dies? This is a gripping, compelling story of Karen Colflesh, whom Jesus called to Heaven at age seven. You will laugh, cry, and be inspired to have courage in life’s hard times in this fast moving, gripping, emotional story of Karen’s battle with leukemia. Read how her family found comfort in a Sovereign God who hears and cares, and works all things together for good.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780984859993
ISBN10: 0984859993
Trudy Colflesh
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 2013
Publisher: Send The Light Distribution
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