A Scrapbook of Recollections

Missives to My Family

by John E. Huegel


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Softcover
£13.95
Softcover
£13.95

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 13/11/2024

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 144
ISBN : 9798369433546

About the Book

What happens when a lifetime of faith, family, and legacy is lovingly preserved, one letter at a time?

A Scrapbook of Recollections: Missives to My Family is a heartfelt Christian memoir written by John E. Huegel as a gift of appreciation to his beloved family. Blending personal narrative, spiritual reflection, and warm recollections, this legacy writing captures decades of wisdom, love, and shared history.

Each chapter is crafted as a personal letter, deeply thoughtful and uniquely tailored to his wife, Yvonne; their children David, Daniel, Joel, and Elena; their spouses; and their eleven grandchildren. From reflections on faith and memorable meals to stories of hiking, journaling, art, and pastoral ministry, the author invites readers into a deeply personal journey of Christian devotion and generational storytelling.

More than a collection of letters, this spiritual autobiography is a testimony of gratitude and grace. It is designed to be shared with each member of the Huegel family during their December 28, 2024, reunion aboard the Mariner of the Seas.

Perfect for Christian readers, memoir lovers, and those seeking meaningful reflections on life, A Scrapbook of Recollections offers comfort, insight, and inspiration for anyone longing to celebrate the bonds that truly matter.

Celebrate the joy of faith, memory, and family legacy—one missive at a time.


About the Author

John E. Huegel was born in the city of Aguascalientes, Mexico, the son of missionary parents. He also served as a missionary of The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Mexico for forty-two years. During that time, he served as pastor of various churches, as professor in Union Evangelical Seminary in Mexico City, and director of the Center for Theological Studies in San Luis Potosí. After he retired, he moved to Texas, where he served briefly as professor in the Edinburg Theological Seminary and as interim pastor of various congregations. He is married to Yvonne and they live in EdenHill communities in New Braunfels, Texas.