What Will Your Legacy Be
$33.95
IMAGINE
Being raised in America by a Nazi mother
Losing a beloved son
Surviving 4 POW Camps in WWII with a hidden Bible
A legacy of loving all of God’s creatures, large and small
Rising from truck repairman to producer of Schindler’s List
Overcoming childhood Polio to become a great dancer.
Living a life of loving the goodness of America.
Saving one life at a time.
A marriage made in Heaven.
These are just some of the inspiring stories in this book.
We all leave a legacy. Billy Graham will. Margaret Thatcher did. Adolph Hitler did. So will you.
A legacy is defined as the impact, influence or imprint we leave in the lives of those we care about. We create it either by purpose and intent or we create it just by existing day by day. Every day of life contributes to our living legacy. The product of those many days will define the legacy we leave.
These and many other true, heart-touching stories in this book will inspire you to examine the values and principles by which you live and how you will be remembered. It’s the perfect Christmas gift for your entire list.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781512767018
ISBN10: 1512767018
Irene Endicott
Binding: Cloth Text
Published: October 2017
Publisher: WestBow Press
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