James E. Kilgore: The Family Touch - From the pen of a therapist to the heart of the family
The Family Touch
From the pen of a therapist to the heart of the family
James E. Kilgore
- Pages:
- 136
- Dimensions:
- 6X9
- Category:
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RELIGION - Christian General
- Type:
- Paperback
- ISBN:
- 1600346383
- Price:
- 14.99
- Type:
- Hardcover
- ISBN:
- 1600346391
- Price:
- 22.99
Book Summary
Dr. James E. Kilgore has worked with families over 45 years. In this warm, deeply moving book, he draws on that experience to share insights to benefit your family. These lessons, read in his magazine and newspaper columns, enrich homes across America and in several other countries. The touching letters about the death of his own son and his sister's child reveal the heart of this insightful therapist. Included are a variety of columns and letters that touch on family issues as well as patriotic and seasonal themes. Ten lessons every child should learn will inspire parents. He has also included some personal letters to special family members. Enrich your home and benefit your family reading and practicing these timeless truths in your home. It's our mission: "Touch the world...one family at a time."
Author Profile
Born in Georgia, James Kilgore has lived in California, Florida, Minnesota, and South Carolina. He earned doctorates in pastoral counseling and psychology and post-doctoral certification in marriage and family therapy. He founded Northside Counseling Center in Atlanta in 1969 and moved his office to Canton in 1984. Since 1975 he has traveled extensively as the President of the International Family Foundation, Inc. Ordained at 18 he served congregations in four states. In 1980 he founded the Lake Arrowhead Chapel and ministered more than twenty-three years before retiring. Dr. & Mrs. Kilgore have been married for fifty years and have two children and four grandchildren. He contributes regularly to magazine and newspaper columns and has written ten other books. A Fellow and Life Member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, he continues to consult with and speak to churches, clubs, and university groups while maintaining a limited practice of marriage and family therapy.
