Finishing the Race in a Sprint

About the Book

This is the story of the last five weeks of the life of Herbert “Hub” Henley. It is a story that will inspire confidence in the Christian who is facing the death of a loved one or one’s own death. It will inspire Christian readers to live their life for Jesus to the very end. Hub Henley’s story is a story of faith in the Lord’s ability to keep his promises to those who have accepted Him as their Lord and Savior. The events that took place in room 124 in Humboldt Hospital will be a comfort to the saved that are facing death. They will be a challenge to the lost to seek the source of “the peace that passeth all understanding”. The events in room 124 demonstrate that miracles happen today and God in on His throne and still in control.

About the Author

About the Authors O’Neal Henley is a retired educator who served as a teacher, coach, principle, and assistant superintendent during his tenure. He is the author of When America Still Had Children. O’Neal has served as a Baptist Deacon for twenty-five years, and is the son of Hub Henley. Gail Henley Liles is the Director of Distribution for Wimmer Cookbooks in Memphis, Tennessee. She lives in Arlington, TN and is the mother of Brandy Ivy and has two grandsons. She is the oldest daughter of Hub Henley. Diane Henley Schoedel is the youngest daughter of Hub Henley. She lives in Huntsville, Alabama. She is the mother of Ben Schoedel and Holly Chapa. Holly is a missionary to Australia and author of the book, Flat Cats & Fried Chicken. Diane has five grandchildren and one on the way. Much of her time is spent serving the Lord at her church, The Rock Family Worship Center.