WAITING FOR YOU: Things We Should All Think About!

About the Book

Living by one's faith everyday makes the man in the pew on Sunday the friend you want to have Monday through Saturday. Living one's life by the principles taught by your faith will help you to recognize that the future is an opportunity to create what is in the best interest of the common good and a way to make life exciting again for everyone.
This book will inspire the reader to discover how important Christian morality and ethics are to the development of a character, which is admired by all. Waiting For You, Things We Should All Think About, will help the reader to recognize the future as an opportunity to make life exciting again. The book asks, "If you believe that nothing can stop God from offering salvation to every human being, why do we need to make excuses for not doing his will?"

About the Author

George S. Newton's, Waiting For You, Things We Should All Think About, deals with the complex subjects of Character, Morality, and Ethics but offers a very simple message : "Just Do What's Right." Mr. Newton graduated from Mount Union College in Alliance, Ohio and Newman University in Wichita, Kansas. His course work was in English, Secondary Education, and Pastoral Ministry. He has been a teacher, department chairman, football coach, business man, husband, father, and friend. He follows the philosophy that one should learned a third of their life, work a third of their life and teach others how one's education, experience, and mistakes can make ones character an inspiration for them and others to do their very best, to take advantage of opportunities that are available, and with enthusiasm, to work to be inspire to "just do what's right." Mr. Newton's major hope for readers of his new work is that they will become inspired to keep God first in their life, become a social advocate for the common good, and will want to be the type of friend everyone desires. Mr. Newton stresses the importance of education. His hope is that readers will become as knowledgeable as possible about their faith, life's vocation, and then share with others that information which will help them become the type of friend everyone desires.