Crisis: falling to pieces in a crisis was not an option for me

By Ellen Harbin

Everyone experiences crisis.Everyone responds differently in crisis.Some respond well, many do not.Upon reading the words 'if you fall topieces in a crisis there wasn't muchto you in the first place' this authorresponded. Like getting the proverbialpunch in the gut, and the wind knockedout of her sails, was how Ellen felt the firsttime she applied those words to her crisis.Who says that? Well...God does.Appearances can be deceiving.At times, we tend to focus on what is happening to us, instead of noticing what is happening around us, and what could potentially happen within us in the midst of a crisis. This is a journey of one woman who was about to adopt children whena cancer diagnosis occurred. You will discover valuable lessons to apply through any crisis. Ellen invites you in to her story through the use of a buffet of 'P' words with purposeful insights to apply in the midst of any crisis.- Prior to the Crisis- Preparation before the Crisis- Pondering the Crisis- People surrounding the Crisis- Persistence in the Crisis- Provision through the Crisis- Power over the Crisis- Peace vs. Piece in the Crisis- Possibility & Promise after the Crisis

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1975601610
• ISBN13: 9781975601614
• Release Date: July 2014
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 146 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.5"