Experience 365 Days of Divine Comfort in Parker’s Stirring Book of Religious Reflections

Discover a deeper meaning to life and a richer spiritual sustenance with Harris H. Parker’s Daily Reflections on Life, Death, and Destiny

Columbia, South Carolina (PRWEB) May 7, 2006 -- Be inspired and enriched by one of Harris H. Parker’s musings in Daily Reflections on Life, Death and Destiny each day of the year. Personal and profound, Parker’s Biblical citations, prayers and reflections offer solace on every page.

Parker began the book by writing his faith-based thoughts to his beloved daughter, Susanne. But when Susanne died at the young age of 27, Parker began to delve deeper into the mysteries of his beliefs. How do we deal with tragedy in our life and still feel the breath of God? How do we hang onto hope? What Parker found was a fresh interpretation of his faith and a more profound optimism, even “when the news is disappointing.”

Wise and illuminating, this is a book that reveals the miraculous amidst the mundane. From contemplating the changing of the seasons, to remembering his favorite mornings, each musing of Parker’s serves as a springboard to spiritual issues. Opening with a Biblical citation and closing with a suitable prayer, every commentary is so rich and comforting, it is a blessing in itself.

Deeply personal and honest, and written over a decade, these reflections reveal Parker’s deeper spiritual awakening. A progressive Christian, Parker reaches out to persons of all faiths and persuasions, particularly those searching for more meaning in their lives. All should find hope, faith and renewed purpose in these day-by-day devotions, and as James in The Bible said, they might “Count it all Joy."

About the Author
Highly educated in the religious arena, Harris Parker received a BD from Southern Baptist Theological Seminar, a Th. M from Emory University, and a doctorate in Religious Education from Columbia University. Over 50 years ago, Parker joined the faculty of Columbia College and was twice selected as “outstanding teacher of the year.” Retired since 2000, he continues to teach one course each semester. Harris and his wife Susan have two children: Martha Susanne (deceased) and Harris Hartwell Parker, III, and two beautiful grandchildren. They live in Columbia, South Carolina.

For more information, or for a free review copy, please contact Mr. Parker at jr9222@bellsouth.net. Daily Reflections on Life, Death, and Destiny is available for sale online at Amazon.com, Borders.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

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