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Hope For Your Grandchildren Talking To The Third Generation
$21.75
Item Code
200446
EAN/UPC
9781594174445
Publisher
Scepter Publishers
A grandparent’s role in the lives of their grandchildren can often be confusing: How and when do you take a role of instructing and guiding your grandchildren while respecting the role their parents are playing? What kind of wisdom do you impart that will be effective in their formation as responsible, faith-filled adults? What message is so close to your heart that you want them to understand and take seriously with their own hearts and minds?
Stephen Gabriel offers topics of faith to help guide grandparents through their own personal relationships and discussions with their grandchildren. Each topic includes Gabriel’s own personal messages he wishes to share with his grandchildren. He encourages you to make this book a springboard for meaningful conversations of faith and life with your grandchildren, thus building a strong relationship based on wisdom, encouragement, mutual trust and respect, and a deep desire for their happiness, both earthly and eternal.
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
120
Dimensions(Inches):
5.00 x 7.00
Stephen Gabriel was born in Quincy, Massachusetts. The son of a merchant sea captain and a homemaker, his family moved to Florida and then to the Panama Canal Zone. He is a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago and the University of Illinois and holds a Ph.D. in agricultural economics. His career spans federal government service and chief economist of a small government agency. His books include topics on finance and on fatherhood, including To Be a Father: 200 Promises That Will Transform You, Your Marriage, Your Family and Speaking to the Heart: A Father’s Guide to Growth in Virtue, and The Indispensable Dad: A Guide to Cultivating Family Happiness, Virtue, and Success. Gabriel lives in Falls Church, Virginia, with his wife, Peggy. They have eight adult children and thirty-four grandchildren.
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