Constructive Suffering: Building a Biblical Perspective for Your Pain

Moreno, Amy M.,Campbell, Lee

ISBN 10: 0997605707 / ISBN 13: 9780997605709

Published by New Paradigm Publishing, 2016

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Constructive Suffering: Building a Biblical Perspective for Your Pain
• Publisher: New Paradigm Publishing
• Publication Date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0997605707
• ISBN 13: 9780997605709
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: Very Good

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Synopsis

Constructive Suffering is the workbook for the popular course of study on suffering and pain by the same name. Moreno and Campbell guide your reading as you uncover God's provision and the secrets of your own heart. The authors tie everything to scripture.

About the Author

Amy M. Moreno, LPCC-S Clinical Counselor, Clinical Director of WellSpring Counseling Amy received her B.S. in family relations and human development from The Ohio State University and holds an M.A. in clinical counseling from Ashland Theological Seminary. She is actively involved in her church, Xenos Christian Fellowship. She has held a variety of positions in the church including pastoral counseling, mission work, and leadership. She is currently involved with work among the Nepali refugees in Columbus. Her two grown daughters, Kate and Kelly, and stepson David have ventured out on their own, and she lives with her husband of ten years, Marco, in Columbus, Ohio. Amy enjoys spending time with her family and finding good deals to travel around the world. Lee Campbell, Ph.D. Pastoral counselor and teacher, Xenos Christian Fellowship Lee earned a Ph.D. in the neurosciences, and if it weren t for Jesus, he might have sought a life of comfort and ease. Instead, God has led him into the hard world of helping people with their suffering. He loves to spend time alone and spend time with others (I know, it s confusing). When he can, he likes to work in a forge, cook, and invent new fragrances. He and his wife Debby have two children, Evan and Carly, and they live in Columbus, Ohio, where Debby does a hundred more things in a day than an average human, a talent Lee admires greatly. Debby also has a raucous laugh that makes Lee happy because it makes him believe that he s funny.