Letters to a Friend
Sharing Thoughts and Experiences
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These letters are written to fill a void in my heart for your journey. Time and your willingness to share have exposed how other people have hurt you with misguided pressure when it comes to faith and belief. Today, early positive thoughts about faith are discarded for nonbelief. I understand and respect what you have endured. Having a different experience and view, I ache to share a positive view and results. I have tried discussions until you asked me to stop. I see no value in exposing you to something you neither want nor can see any possible benefit from. This leaves only one avenue, which I have determined to be letters to be read on your own, in your own space and time. This effort is not to persuade you to think as I do but rather to help you consider or reconsider the results of things that have been done to you. These letters are the only offering I have to help heal the past, of which I was not a part.
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This book was inspired to give a person another perspective that no longer wanted to discuss God.
About the Author
Bob Apel is a semi-retired Architect following the path of Bob Buford’s book Half-time. Much of current work is pro bono for those needing design resources without financial support to complete their work. Fifty years in Architecture and working with many Churches has given many avenues to finding creative solutions. As my faith journey continues, I feel lead to share the positive outcomes I have received. This is a realization that God’s story should not be hidden but passed on to others for their possible growth.