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Dick Innes |
Richard (DIck) Innes has authored three books: the best seller, I Hate Witnessing (with the tongue-in-cheek title), How to Mend a Broken Heart, and his latest book, You Can't Fly With a Broken Wing. He has written more than 250 Encounter outreach brochure articles—40 million of which have been distributed worldwide. He has led seminars and workshops in several countries, is a pastoral counselor, and has spoken and taught in numerous churches in the U.S., New Zealand and throughout Australia. |
He is the webmaster of the web sites of ACTS International, the Narramore Christian Foundation, and Outback Patrol (Australia), and is the author of Daily Encounter, the week-day email inspirational of ACTS International, which has over a third-of-a-million subscribers worldwide.
Dick is originally from Australia, but with Joy, his wife, resides in San Clemente, California. |
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Three popular books by Richard (Dick) Innes.
Comments by readers:
"You Can't Fly With a Broken Wing is the most helpful book I have ever read. I encouraged several friends to purchase a copy and together via telephone meetings we are discussing the book. I need another copy immediately for a person in emergency. Please send by overnight express mail." – Lanelle, Georgia
How to Mend a Broken Heart. A retired veterinary surgeon, former lecturer at the Royal Veterinarian College of London and at |
Cambridge, wrote, "I have gone through two divorces and have just read your book, How to Mend a Broken Heart. It is the most helpful counseling I have ever read."
I Hate Witnessing (best seller with over 100,000 copies in print). A professor from North Central University who uses I Hate Witnessing for a teaching text book said, "This is the best book I have read on witnessing with the most honest approach to it."
CDs and Cassettes:
"Loving and Understanding People,"
"Healing, Wholeness, & Happiness,"
"I Hate Witnessing,"
"God's Formula for Success"
All with helpful information and inspiration—sprinkled with humor.
Click HERE to purchase books, CDs and tapes by Richard Innes. |
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