Strength for Service to God and Country: Daily Devotional Messages for Those in the Service of Others

by General Commission on Un Meth Men

Strength for Service was originally published in 1942, and over 720,000 copies were distributed to U.S. service men and women. After the events of September 11, 2001 the General Commission on United Methodist Men partnered with Evan Hunsberger, who had a vision to republish the little devotional book as his Eagle Scout service project to honor his grandfather. Eugene Hunsberger, a Navy corpsman, read it to dying men on the battlefields of the Pacific during World War II. This updated version includes 40 additional entries, with over one million copies purchased by and distributed to deserving service members.

Genres: Christian, Devotional, Religion

400 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 2007

Reviews

[Patti Sciapiti]

Read it with prayer and see God move in your life

I recommend this special devotional book to anyone desiring a closer walk with the LORD. The messages first went to soldiers in WW II, and they were revised and added modern entries. This is my 9th year reading this devotional daily.

[John Vaccarello]

Best book in the world.

[Rob]

Inspirational, and a great way to keep your moral compass.

[Mike]

A very good devotional. I liked the story of its reprint and like the devotions from WW2. Timeless.

[Joe]

One of my favorite devotionals that I've been using for several years. Scripture, exposition, and prayer to start the day connected to the Power for strength for service.