Candy the Rescue Dog

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Does the routine of everyday living make you wonder if God truly sees and cares for you as an individual? You may grasp in theory that God loves all humanity, yet doubt His personal attentiveness to the details of your ordinary life.In this book, Deborah shares profound moments when God intimately connected with her, reaching into the depths of her heart to communicate His unconditional love. His method to convey this timeless message? An anxiety-ridden rescue dog named Candy.God knew this lovable canine mischief-maker would be the perfect instrument to reinforce Deborah’s inherent worth and value. Through humorous stories of Candy’s antics and the ensuing spiritual insights, Deborah unveils how God used an unwanted dog to powerfully transform her perspective.These engaging true stories serve as encouragement for anyone longing to understand God’s complete, unquestionable love for them. Deborah reveals how intricately God orchestrates moments of divine connection for those who seek Him amidst the backdrop of routine. Her poignant reflections highlight how the Creator actively pursues intimate relationships with His beloved children.

Born in the city of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, Deborah’s family moved to a dairy farm south of Gympie in 1970, where her spirit of adventure began to take hold. Riding her horse or roaming the pastures on foot became favourite pastimes. The family relocated to Brisbane in time for Deborah to commence her High School education. Having always had a profound belief in God, Deborah gave her life to Christ as a teenager, a decision that would shape her journey forever.

After graduating from Pine Rivers State High School in 1977, she pursued a degree in Dentistry at the University of Queensland. Throughout her studies, she maintained her training and passion for Theatrical Dance. In 1982, Deborah graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and a Teacher’s Diploma in Tap Dancing.

Away from writing, Deborah is a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, homemaker, and gardener. Having met her husband Paul through church youth group, they married in 1983. Together, they have four daughters and five grandchildren. These days Deborah delights in family life, line dancing, sewing, Mahjong, and bird photography.