They That Wait Upon the Lord . . .
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Erscheinungsdatum
17.11.2009
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Xlibris USSeitenzahl
46 (Printausgabe)
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Englisch
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9781477161791
This book of poetry is intended to offer "hope and inspiration", as refl ected in the Christian faith. It was
written by our eldest son, Craig, when he was a teenager. We recently rediscovered it and decided to have
it published, so that others can enjoy and be inspired by his creativity. Craig was born on January 17,
1963, in Hagerstown, MD. In 1972, our family moved to Buckeystown, MD, and to Smithsburg, MD, in
1976. Craig recently moved to Hagerstown , MD. He was always very artistic and creative, not only in his
writings, but also, in his artwork and in other projects that he undertook. In his youth , he developed a very
beautiful butterfl y and insect collection. He especially admired the Monarch butterfl y, as it is so majestic
and colorful in appearance. He was an avid student of insects of all kinds and became very knowledgeable
in the fi eld. He now enjoys imparting this knowledge to his neice and nephews. To this day, when we see
a Monarch Butterfl y, or a Praying Mantis, we think of Craig. The butterfl y symbolizes transformation to
a new life and freedom, as do these poems. THUS, the cover of this book shows the Monarch butterfl y,
transformed from a caterpillar, to a chrysalis, and fi nally, to a beautiful butterfl y- one of God's amazing
creations. The book also shows God's handiwork in the exquisite, scenic photographs taken by Joanie L.
Kercheval, Craig's sister in law; & a drawing of Christ's passionate face, done by Craig in his late teens.
The cover picture of the butterfl y was painted by Craig's mother, Nancy. Over the years, Craig has had
several of his art works published & was the recipient of a variety of awards for his creativity in the arts.
SPECIAL THANKS to Joanie for contributing her wonderful photographs to this book!
written by our eldest son, Craig, when he was a teenager. We recently rediscovered it and decided to have
it published, so that others can enjoy and be inspired by his creativity. Craig was born on January 17,
1963, in Hagerstown, MD. In 1972, our family moved to Buckeystown, MD, and to Smithsburg, MD, in
1976. Craig recently moved to Hagerstown , MD. He was always very artistic and creative, not only in his
writings, but also, in his artwork and in other projects that he undertook. In his youth , he developed a very
beautiful butterfl y and insect collection. He especially admired the Monarch butterfl y, as it is so majestic
and colorful in appearance. He was an avid student of insects of all kinds and became very knowledgeable
in the fi eld. He now enjoys imparting this knowledge to his neice and nephews. To this day, when we see
a Monarch Butterfl y, or a Praying Mantis, we think of Craig. The butterfl y symbolizes transformation to
a new life and freedom, as do these poems. THUS, the cover of this book shows the Monarch butterfl y,
transformed from a caterpillar, to a chrysalis, and fi nally, to a beautiful butterfl y- one of God's amazing
creations. The book also shows God's handiwork in the exquisite, scenic photographs taken by Joanie L.
Kercheval, Craig's sister in law; & a drawing of Christ's passionate face, done by Craig in his late teens.
The cover picture of the butterfl y was painted by Craig's mother, Nancy. Over the years, Craig has had
several of his art works published & was the recipient of a variety of awards for his creativity in the arts.
SPECIAL THANKS to Joanie for contributing her wonderful photographs to this book!
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