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He Loves Me This Much

He Loves Me This Much

He Loves Me This Much

Kathy Butaud

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Xulon Press
Año de edición:
2013
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Religión y creencias
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9781628397253
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On the day of her thirtieth wedding anniversary, Kathy Butaud suffered the unthinkable: the loss of her beloved husband. With the force of a flooding tidal wave, grief, loss and heartbreak unexpectedly swept in. In the midst of the darkness, a letter arrived in Butaud’s mailbox: scripted in gold, handwritten and brimming with words of hope, love and light straight from the mouth of God. For the next fifty-two weeks, Butaud received one letter a week penned by an anonymous author, each containing the words of affection and inspiration which she so desperately needed. Part autobiography, part spiritual teaching, and all heart, He Loves Me This Much is the compilation of these anonymous love letters, and reveals the true heart of a God who yearns to comfort, shelter and create an intimate friendship with the people He created.Kathy Butaud owns a small coffee shop in Port Arthur, Texas and lives in Groves, Texas. She worships and attends services at Life Church in Port Arthur, Texas and enjoys spending time with her 'Warrior Chicks' bible study group. She shares her story in He Loves Me This Much with hopes that everyone who reads it will feel the overwhelming love of Jesus Christ.

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