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Angels Watching Over Me
Inspired by their own stories of tragedy and miracles, Pam Ware and Linda Dipman wrote Angels Watching Over Me . It will help those who work in hospice and palliative care to those who have survived childhood abuse; to religious parents wanting confirmation that God made all LGBTQ children and it's okay to love them. Health Care leaders will learn how to incorporate Christian values into their business'. Everyone wanting to lead a purpose-filled life will be inspired. Angels Watching Over Me will touch your heart and inspire you to be a victor and not a victim.
288 pages, Paperback
Published August 6, 2020
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December 14, 2020
“Angels Watching Over Me,” by Pam Ware and Linda Dipman, is a riveting book with stories about angels and the roles they played in their lives, and in the lives of others. The book opens with a visceral account of Pam’s auto accident and encounter with an angel. This sets the stage for the subject to unfold.
Besides being about angels, this book is also the authors’ life stories in a way – their histories, how they met, and the barriers they faced because of their lesbian relationship. The authors provide heartbreaking backstories that shaped their lives and career paths. They successfully weave angel encounters, autobiographies, and faith into a must-read book. As you read, you will discover that you may have a lot in common with these ladies and may become convinced that angels do play a bigger role in your life than you realize.
Pam’s work with the AIDS crisis, hospice services, and palliative care is something else that stands out. Her commitment to honesty is rare. It’s interesting reading about the relationships evolving over time, the struggle with sexuality, and how angels were there during critical moments of need.
There is an emotional, magnetic quality to this book that is quite relatable, and I like that it offers Bible verses to support the existence and purpose of angels. If you’ve never felt the intervention or presence of an angel, you may find it hard to relate, but finish all of the book, because by the time you reach the end, you may find yourself more accepting of the concept.
I admire the studious approach to the subject of angels, and the strength it took for Pam and Linda to survive and thrive in the midst of criticism. Though some of the reading audience may not agree with everything in the book, It is still a captivating work that can open your eyes to other experiences, both natural and supernatural. The candid history of the stigma surrounding AIDS in its early days is both heartbreaking and sobering; a reminder that we should never forget how it was back then. Linda’s journey is equally enlightening and inspiring, and both women offer hope and help through this book and other means.
In short, “Angels Watching Over Me,” by Pam Ware and Linda Dipman, is a must-read for those yearning to learn more about the realm of angels.
Besides being about angels, this book is also the authors’ life stories in a way – their histories, how they met, and the barriers they faced because of their lesbian relationship. The authors provide heartbreaking backstories that shaped their lives and career paths. They successfully weave angel encounters, autobiographies, and faith into a must-read book. As you read, you will discover that you may have a lot in common with these ladies and may become convinced that angels do play a bigger role in your life than you realize.
Pam’s work with the AIDS crisis, hospice services, and palliative care is something else that stands out. Her commitment to honesty is rare. It’s interesting reading about the relationships evolving over time, the struggle with sexuality, and how angels were there during critical moments of need.
There is an emotional, magnetic quality to this book that is quite relatable, and I like that it offers Bible verses to support the existence and purpose of angels. If you’ve never felt the intervention or presence of an angel, you may find it hard to relate, but finish all of the book, because by the time you reach the end, you may find yourself more accepting of the concept.
I admire the studious approach to the subject of angels, and the strength it took for Pam and Linda to survive and thrive in the midst of criticism. Though some of the reading audience may not agree with everything in the book, It is still a captivating work that can open your eyes to other experiences, both natural and supernatural. The candid history of the stigma surrounding AIDS in its early days is both heartbreaking and sobering; a reminder that we should never forget how it was back then. Linda’s journey is equally enlightening and inspiring, and both women offer hope and help through this book and other means.
In short, “Angels Watching Over Me,” by Pam Ware and Linda Dipman, is a must-read for those yearning to learn more about the realm of angels.
September 30, 2020
Pam Ware and I wrote this book to help people. When I was thirty years old there were no books so I felt compelled by an angel to write the book to help LBGTQ people, there families, the church, and there friends to understand that God loves them and made them. The book answers questions about how angels work, live and protect people. We live in a spiritual world that tests us in life situations. Pam was abused and neglected but she rose above her destructive childhood to run the most successful one woman owned hospice in Northern Colorado. Linda chose the path of family and children. They both lived vastly different lives but together they overcame obstacles and won victory over their pasts. We must look backwards in order to understand why things happen to good people. It will inspire you and give you the strength to never give up.
July 26, 2021
I'm not a fan of girlxgirl love story but I respect their gender identity. Their story holds so much truth about having a great faith above us.
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