Divorced But Still Dad
Published on 22. November 2021
Book
Paperback/Softback
158 pages
978-1-68515-453-0 (ISBN)
Description
In this impactful, forward-thinking book, Rev. Dr. Ken J. Gordon, Jr. shares faith principles for divorced and divorcing fathers, emphasizing amicable co-parenting, which Rev. Gordon believes is vital for all children impacted by divorce. He speaks passionately and transparently to fathers by sharing his personal spiritual journey, the lessons he learned about himself through his own children, and why the responsibility of being an involved dad is critical to the healthy development of every child. Each chapter in the book provides powerful biblical and common-sense lessons that every man should consider, even those whose marriage is intact. It also addresses mothers and children affected by divorce, providing a glimpse into the psyche of men and their often-unspoken perspectives on fatherhood and responsibility. This book is for anyone, male or female, who is going through, has gone through, or knows someone going through the painful experience of divorce or separation. Not only do the truths in this book inform, they also heal.
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Language
English
Product notice
Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
240 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-68515-453-0 (9781685154530)
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Person
Ken Gordon is a father, husband, and author who has spent many Saturdays enjoying yummy ice cream with his children.Ken, and his wife Leslie, have four "adulting" children, two beautiful grandchildren, and cockapoo.Now that their children no longer live at home, Ken makes yummy ice cream treats for Leslie, who favorite flavor is Butter Pecan.Writing a children's series was Leslie's idea, which she presented to Ken one Saturday morning. The idea of writing a book about a dad enjoying ice cream with his family brought back wonderful memories from Ken's own childhood. It was these lasting memories that inspired Ken to write a book, encouraging dads to spend time creating wonderful memories for their own families.Additionally, Ken believes fathers should spend time engaging with the children and not just being present. Whether it is at the ice cream parlor, in the kitchen, at the dining room table, or playing games, a dad should spend time and create lasting memories for his children, as Ken did for his, and as Ken's dad did for him.