Haz Cambiado Mi Lamento En Dan – (Spanish)
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This deeply comforting, deeply realistic book, gleaned from the unpublished writings of the beloved Henri Nouwen, focuses not on how we can survive hard times but on how we can live fully in the midst of them and beyond.
Drawn from the deep well of Nouwen’s experience as a pastor, teacher and thinker, it offers solace without platitudes. Ever practical, never pat or simplistic, it gently points the way toward a way of life that is grounded in God’s constancy and rooted in eternal hope-the kind of life that can dance even in the middle of the darkest night.
Este libro de consolacion y realidad penetrante nacio de las escrituras encubiertas del querido autor Henri Nouwen. Este libro no solamente se enfoca en como sobrevivir los tiempos dificiles pero tambien ensena como podemos experimentar una vida de plenitud durante los tiempos dificiles y mas alla de ellos.
Obtenido de las experiencias de Nouwen como pastor, maestro, y filosofo, este libro ofrece consuelo sin trivialidad. Aunque practico, pero sin simpleza, este libro dirige al lector a un estilo de vida que tiene raices en un Dios permanente y en su esperanza eterna – el modo de vida que puede danzar en medio de la noche mas oscura.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780899227313
ISBN10: 0899227317
Language: Spanish
Henri Nouwen
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2006
Publisher: Groupo Nelson
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