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The Power of the Powerless

by Christopher de Vinck
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Oliver . . . the author's brother who lay in the same bed for 33 years, unable to see, walk, communicate, or feed himself. The child who outlived two of the doctors who said he would not live beyond the age of eight. The immobile child who touched the lives of hundreds and taught them the true meaning of courage and perseverance. The Power of the Powerless is a doorway into the deep lessons of life, love, and faith Christopher de Vinck learned from his brother Oliver. It is a moving testimony to the power God demonstrates in the weakest vessels. It poignantly affirms the immeasurable worth of every person. And it attests powerfully to God's triumphant grace, which transformed adversity into an altar of love and bound a family together in a household of joy.

From the Author: Christopher de Vinck is the award-winning author of Simple Wonders, The Power of the Powerless, Only the Heart Knows How to Find Them, Songs of Innocence and Experience, and Augusta and Trab. He is a regular feature writer in Reader's Digest, Guideposts, and the New York Times. He lives with his wife, Roe, and their three children, David, Karen, and Michael, in Pompton Plains, New Jersey.

Author Biography: Christopher de Vinck is the author of several books, notably Threads of Paradise, Simple Wonders, and The Power of the Powerless. His articles have appeared in Reader's Digest, Guideposts, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. He lives with his wife, Roe, and their three children, David, Karen, and Michael, in Pompton Plains, NJ.

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Book Details

Published
March 1, 1990
Publisher
Doubleday
Pages
176
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780385263818

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