Footfalls
FOOTFALLS: Following God Even When It Hurts. Called by God to do what seemed impossible, to run the Auckland and the Paris marathons. Staci went on a journey of physical and mental preparation as she embarked on a challenging adventure that took her to other side of the world. When the experience did not turn…
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Staci McLean
About This Book
FOOTFALLS: Following God Even When It Hurts. Called by God to do what seemed impossible, to run the Auckland and the Paris marathons. Staci went on a journey of physical and mental preparation as she embarked on a challenging adventure that took her to other side of the world. When the experience did not turn out as she had expected, she was disillusioned and confused, with more questions than answers. An honest account of what it is like to follow the call of God and to struggle through even when it hurts. This is an inspiring story of determination and perseverance and the victory that comes when you say ‘yes’ to God.
Website: www.stacimclean.co.nz
Writer: Staci McLean
About The Writer
Staci McLean
STACI MCLEAN is passionate about sharing the incredible impact of Jesus in her life. Through her books and speaking she encourages people to find freedom, healing and peace and develop a greater understanding of God’s love and grace. Staci has a determination to get the most out of life and follow her dreams, whether it is colouring her hair crazy colours or running a marathon. Staci loves to travel and experience different cultures. She has been to over 50 countries around the world and is always planning the next family adventure. Staci lives in Auckland, New Zealand with her husband, her two boys and their two cats, Molly and Phoenix.
Website: www.stacimclean.co.nz
Photo: Staci McLean
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