About Bridge of Love: 30 True Stories of Faith in Action
Have you ever spoken to a Hindu, Muslim, Jehovah Witness, or agnostic about how their views differ from Christianity? Such interactions bring a variety of interesting conversations. This book encompasses multiple such exchanges along with stories of the homeless, patients in hospitals and nursing homes, everyday meeting of friends at parties or stores, experiences on the mission field in Africa, and more. In addition, Bridge of Love describes the miraculous healing of Crohn’s disease, colitis, and severe back issues through prayer and acting in faith.
It takes study and determination to know what you believe and how to apply what walking with Jesus looks life in your life. Reading these faith-filled stories will encourage and inspire you. They will light a fire showing the powerful influence that God’s Holy Spirit can have in everyday circumstances.
Just like Hell Gate Bridge in New York City, depicted on the front cover of Bridge of Love protects people from the dangerous waters below, this book will hopefully show you the way to God and how to live for Him.
Stage IV lung cancer survivor Pamela Walck, details her many evangelistic encounters with people of various faiths and no faith at all, as she attempts to tell them about the life-changing Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Walck, who lives near Buffalo, New York, says the book is “about faith and evangelism.” Despite the many hardships life has thrown at her, she perseveres in telling others about having a relationship with God.
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Pamela Walck explored multiple religions until she found the one true God of love. After finding her father dead in the basement and experiencing the deaths of numerous patients of various beliefs—she started to think about eternity. She had lived a wild life of dating and partying, and involvement in the occult—until finally seeking persistently after God for answers.
A former model, Pam worked as a physical therapist most of her adult life. After she graduated with a master’s degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, Pam taught Bible studies for years, worked with the homeless, and served on multiple overseas missions trips. A life long non-smoker, Pam is a survivor of Stage IV lung cancer.