Calvary Austin Pastor Terry Michaels Reaches the Hearts of Those Who Suffer Chronic Pain and Illness with New Book Release

"In an effort to help those who suffer chronic pain and illness, author/pastor Terry Michaels pours out his heart in his latest book release 'Pain in the Offering: Hoping and Coping in a World of Hurt'."

Austin, TX - March 28, 2011 -- Calvary Austin pastor Terry Michaels is on a new mission: bringing hope to the hurting. "Pain in the Offering" is destined to encourage those who struggle with chronic pain or illness.

This is not another self-help manual with quick, easy steps to wellness, yet it is sure to lift the spirits of those who have had their fill of them. Each chapter is brief, inspiring and enjoyable. The reader can expect "motivational talks" as opposed to a litany of "how to" lectures. Rather than take a dry clinical approach to the topic of pain, Michaels identifies with the reader by sharing his own struggles. As the subtitle suggest, this book is about hoping and coping in a world of hurt. Because of the whimsical style in which it is presented, Pastor Michaels story reaches a diverse audience - even those who don't suffer chronic issues!

Pain in the Offering would best be described as a journey, written in similar fashion to Blue Like Jazz. It is touching, humorous, entertaining and honest. Most importantly, Michaels story will change how people think about physical suffering. It is a resource that will surely be recommended by health professionals and ministers alike.

The foreword to 'Pain in the Offering' is written by Charlotte H. Smith MD who declares, "This book will provide encouragement and hope to those who struggle with chronic pain."

Available on ebook for nook, amazon kindle, ibooks and Sony Reader. Also in paperback at amazon.com.

www.terrymichaels.org

www.calvaryaustin.com

Pain in the Offering would best be described as a journey, written in similar fashion to Blue Like Jazz. It is touching, humorous, entertaining and honest. Most importantly, Michaels story will change how people think about physical suffering. It is a resource that will surely be recommended by health professionals and ministers alike.

Contact:
Terry Michaels
Calvary Austin
Austin, TX
512 719-4667
tmichaels@calvaryaustin.com
http://www.terrymichaels.org

This release was published on openPR.