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Windsor's Child
by Thomas M. Parsons
150 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #07-0460; ISBN 1-4251-2056-3; US$14.95, C$17.19, EUR12.28, £8.60
This is not a book about me or about my family. It is a book about God and how He revealed Himself to a small boy living in Windsor, Canada in the 1940's.
About the Book
To a small boy living in Windsor, Canada in the 1940's, God was an elusive mystery who remained in the shadows of the boy's life. A series of tragedies and difficulties came into the boy's family - a sister with a serious illness, a brother who died unexpectedly, a tornado that barely missed the family's home, and a father who strayed from his family for a time. Through these events the boy began to see the hand of God at work. Eventually the boy grew up, moved to the United States with his family and came to know God by faith and to serve him as a pastor, teacher and author. This is the story of how it all began when that man was Windsor's Child.
About the Author
Thomas M. Parsons was born in Windsor, Ontario, Canada to an American father and a Canadian mother. When he was ten, the family moved to a suburb of Detroit, Michigan. Parsons holds a BA degree from Wayne State University in Detroit, and an MDiv degree from Grand Rapids Baptist Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In 1968 he married the former Linda Hubble in Indianapolis, Indiana. He served as an assistant pastor in Flint, Michigan, as pastor of a small church in Oglesby, Illinois for 21 years, and as a teacher of English and Bible at a Christian school in Columbus, Ohio. He is now retired and dedicating much of his time his life-long passion of writing books that show how God works in people's lives. The Parsons have three married daughters and five grandchildren. They live in Columbus.
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