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BOOK REVIEW

Leslie Glenn's

One Life in the hospital
afterward, and
what it was like
returning to work
while still in
by Rachel Bloodworth pain. Leslie talks
about how God
comforted her
In One Life, Leslie D. Glenn shares and was with her
her experience of surrendering through the whole
to the Lord and learning to lean experience.
on Him in all aspects of her Leslie describes how, through the
life. Leslie shares stories from wonder of nature, being around Leslie details wonderful stories
growing up, chasing the dream of her friends, and watching a movie about her life experiences
playing collegiate basketball, and at the movie theater, the Lord and how she has heard and
how she felt when that dream began to speak to her and call her encountered God in all of them.
didn’t work out the way she to follow Him, and how opening Her words are comforting and
thought it would. She also shares a physical therapy clinic with a great reminder that we don’t
what it was like as a child to go to a coworker was an act of faith, have to walk through this world
a church that didn’t feel right to leaning on God to guide her and alone and that God can speak to
her and what it was like when she show her the path to where she us when we are least expecting it
found a church where she felt like is now. She shares details of a and can use us to do great things.
she belonged.
water-skiing accident, her time

BOOK REVIEW by Rachel Bloodworth

Rachel Bloodworth is a Lubbock native and a Texas Tech University alum. She
is an assistant director in the University Studies program during the day but is
an avid reader at night and on the weekends! Rachel’s love for reading started
at a young age but was fostered by her incredible teachers and librarians here in
Lubbock. Rachel not only does reviews for Lubbock Senior Link Magazine but also
reviews books on her Instagram page @the.rach.reviews and on her book blog,
therachreviews.wordpress.com.

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