Excerpts from From a Cry to a Shout, by Pastor Robert Hendricks
Beat The Press
God’s timing is simply amazing. As I arrived at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, I would be greeted by my supervisor. “Robert, I wanted to know if you would be interested in being interviewed by my daughter.” My supervisor informed me that her daughter was a journalist for the Los Angeles Times, a major newspaper. She needed to interview married couples with children regarding parenting. “Can you help her out?” “Sure,” I responded.
Inbox me for details on how to get an autograph copy of From a Cry to a Shout
This is the interview/article (21 years ago) that set me up to spill my heart to my family, sharing a secret that I had kept from them for over 26 years.
'90s FAMILY: The Friend Trend: In the too-busy lives of today's family, many parents try to make up for lost time by being something experts say they shouldn't--pals to their kids.
August 31, 1994/KRISTINA SAUERWEIN/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'90s FAMILY: The Friend Trend: In the too-busy...
Beat The Press
God’s timing is simply amazing. As I arrived at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, I would be greeted by my supervisor. “Robert, I wanted to know if you would be interested in being interviewed by my daughter.” My supervisor informed me that her daughter was a journalist for the Los Angeles Times, a major newspaper. She needed to interview married couples with children regarding parenting. “Can you help her out?” “Sure,” I responded.
Inbox me for details on how to get an autograph copy of From a Cry to a Shout
This is the interview/article (21 years ago) that set me up to spill my heart to my family, sharing a secret that I had kept from them for over 26 years.
'90s FAMILY: The Friend Trend: In the too-busy lives of today's family, many parents try to make up for lost time by being something experts say they shouldn't--pals to their kids.
August 31, 1994/KRISTINA SAUERWEIN/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
'90s FAMILY: The Friend Trend: In the too-busy...
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