The Book of BOB: A True Story of Friendship and Discipleship

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By Joe Culumber with Bob Johnson

Bob Johnson was at a low point in his life not knowing where to turn for help. He and his wife had struggled with alcohol and drugs for years. The COVID pandemic had set in, and Bob’s wife was suffering from multiple sclerosis, complicated by the onset of dementia. No longer able to care for her alone, he reluctantly placed her in a memory care facility, which was under quarantine because of the pandemic. In desperation, he responded to a retired pastor’s offer for prayer and comfort found on a neighborhood social media platform. What began with a visit and chicken soup quickly blossomed into a friendship. The result was a dramatically changed life by the love of a friend and the love of God.

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978-0-89367-489-2

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1 review for The Book of BOB: A True Story of Friendship and Discipleship

  1. Bob Bartlett (verified owner)

    Its a great story, for sure, but its more than that. It describes the progressive lessons transmitted from teacher to student covering a wide range of topics so critical for a new believer to understand and grow in the Christian faith. It is so encouraging to watch the eager involvement of both parties in these discussions. The author is very articulate and precise in his explanations of the various questions posed by the wonderfully curious student. A real joy to read.

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