Daisy Chain: An Achingly Beautiful Story of Guilt, Redemption, and HopeMary DeMuth, an acclaimed author and advocate who has been featured in Christianity Today, CNN, and The Washington Post, brings a uniquely empathetic voice to her storytelling. In Daisy Chain, DeMuth draws on her understanding of brokenness and redemption to craft an achingly beautiful coming of age story that delves into human frailty and God's surprising redemption. The abrupt disappearance of young Daisy Chance from a small Texas town in 1973 spins

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Whether you're preparing a lesson or sermon or simply studying for your personal edification

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Each chapter introduces readers to a key figure in the history of preaching