The West Virginian

About the Book

Frequently the deeper dimension of love is lost with words that express physical contact. The act of making love and self-gratification has taken the place of the meaning of love. These letters attempt to express the true meaning of love. In any love relationship there cannot help but be some physical expression; be it a touch of the hand to a shoulder. There is however a far deeper meaning of love which has to do with the human spirit. The purpose of these letters is to express pure love registered in the heart and soul and mind. The words express an intangible but subjective reality that is abiding; that is what love is.

About the Author

David Thompson Rev. Thompson graduated from Hamlin High School, Hamlin WV in 1954 and after 4 year enlistment in the U. S. Army, attended and graduated from Alderson Broaddus College on 1963. He received his Master of Divinity Degree from Crozer Theological Seminary I Rochester, NY in 1966. He has done additional graduate study at the Andover-Newton Theological School in Newton Centre, MA. While in College and Seminary, Rev. Thompson served in churches as a student pastor and as an assistant to the pastor. He has held positions as pastor in West Virginia, Massachusetts, and has served as a Minister of Christian Education in Rhode Island. Rev. David Thompson has also served as a pastor in the United Church of Canada, Fenelon Falls, Ontario.