The inspiring memoir of how a boy who grew up poor in East Texas overcame countless obstacles to become an award-winning neurosurgeon and play an instrumental role in transforming a rundown hospital into a regional trauma and transplant center-and is still "On Call" after a fierce battle with pancreatic cancer.

Dr. Jim Moody's story is for anyone who has experienced physical, financial, or professional limitations, dealt with emotional pain when hurt by others, or wondered if God cares or even exists. Moody bares his soul about how God provided and guided him through desperate times despite his doubts-and He will do the same for all who ask. The only requirement is a molecule of faith.

Formato	Tapa dura
Número de Páginas	210
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Foundations for Livng
Fecha de Publicación	2023-01-15
Dimensiones	8.5" x 5.5" x 0.69" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano, Interés Cristiano, Cristiano

Peel, Kathy

KATHY PEEL is an award-winning author of 22 books that have sold more than two million copies. She served as AOL's Family Coach, contributing editor to Family Circle, American Profile, and other publications, and made repeat appearances on Oprah, CBS Mornings, Today, CNN, MSNBC, WGN, and other local and national programs. She holds a BA from SMU and a Certificate of Biblical Studies from Covenant Theological Seminary. Kathy and her husband Bill live in Dallas.

Moody, James A.

JAMES A. MOODY, MD is a renown Board Certified Neurosurgery Specialist, now retired. He was instrumental in transforming Methodist Hospital from a small community hospital to a regional trauma center and helped establish North Texas's first air ambulance service. During his tenure at Methodist Dallas Medical Center he served as Chief of Surgery and President of the Medical Staff. He also served as President of the Texas Association of Neurological Surgeons, Delegate to the Council of State Neurosurgical Societies, and Board of Directors of the Dallas County Medical Society. He received the Servant Leadership Award in 2020.