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This book is a discussion of metastatic ovarian cancer which my wife struggled with for more than a year and a discussion of my struggle with grief from watching my wife slowly die over the same period. Interwoven throughout the book are various forms of Christian witness as they related to these struggles.

This book is a discussion of metastatic ovarian cancer which my wife struggled with for more than a year and a discussion of my struggle with grief from watching my wife slowly die over the same period. Interwoven throughout the book are various forms of Christian witness as they related to these struggles.Donald Gilleland was born in 1935 and was raised in Alton, Illinois. He has a bachelor's degree in Communications from Southern Illinois Un...

Donald L. Gilleland presents a youth-to-retirement timeline crediting his successes to optimism, a strong work ethic, faith in God and a good marriage." -BlueInk ReviewThis book is a discussion of evolving challenges played against a backdrop of exciting adventures that made up my life. While growing up in Southern Illinois, and later while serving in the U.S. military and working in the corporate world, I visited 35 countries on five continen...

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America: An Exceptional Nation is an explanation of why American Exceptionalism is a truly defensible term that describes a nation blessed by our creator with attributes that set the United States apart from much of the world. While it sometimes deals with the concept of political correctness, it is not a political treatise. It is simply an explanation of why the author believes in American Exceptionalism and why he thinks that in their he...

America: A Conflicted Nation is a discussion of issues about which Americans feel conflicted. Being conflicted is about feeling positive and negative about something at the same time, and being unable to shake off the uncomfortable feeling it produces. America is truly an extraordinary country, but there are many things that leave us feeling uneasy. Trying to read the tealeaves is frustrating because many economists don't agree on our future. ...