Never Give up . . . All Is Well

by David W. Hime

Overview

What motivated me to write this book was to tell you about my life experiences in conquering horrific health problems and physical adversity covering over five decades of my lifetime. Before my fathers death in March 2006, he had also encouraged me to write my life story to inspire others who face seemingly insurmountable odds, outrageous misfortune, and overwhelming physical adversity by declaring that nothing is impossible for God to perform miracles for those who believe and trust in Him. My mothers words still ring in my ears: David, you may give in when the going gets tough, but you never give up. That statement has resonated in my mind throughout my lifetime to give me comfort and inspiration.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781512793642
Publisher:	WestBow Press
Publication date:	08/03/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	152
File size:	209 KB

About the Author

David William Hime was born on August 26, 1950 in Atlanta, Georgia and grew up in East Point near Hartsfield-Jackson Airport. His parents, Virginia Nelson Hime (January 22, 1913-December 4, 1993) and Harold Leroy Hime (April 4, 1918-March 9, 2006), were simple, hard-working, and God-fearing people whose love and faithful devotion was the driving force, constant inspiration, and lasting compass for his life. The Nelson family includes direct descendants of Henry Samson, a Mayflower passenger. His paternal grandfather, whose family immigrated from Germany during the 1800’s, was a coal miner and carpenter in Pennsylvania who lived in dire poverty. I thank God for my Christian upbringing which taught me to appreciate what I have and to treat others as I want them to treat me. I believe these qualities and Christian values are the result of my parents having survived the Depression and being faithful to the church and God during their lifetimes. They taught me to trust in and serve the Lord each day with gratitude, and He will provide and care for us. David now resides in Woodstock, Georgia, a suburb outside Atlanta.