Only One Book on the Moon
The Spiritual Journey of Our Apollo Astronauts
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On Christmas eve 1968, the first men to circle the moon said: “And from the crew of Apollo 8, we close with good night, good luck, a merry Christmas, and God bless all of you---all of you on the good Earth”. Inside Mission control in Houston, no one moved. Then one after another, the scientists and engineers began to cry. In his studio at CBS, Walter Cronkite fought back tears while on the air.
On Apollo 11, prior to stepping on the moons surface for the first moon landing, Buzz Aldrin took communion and later said “God reveals himself in space as man reaches out to the universe. There are many of us in the NASA program who do trust that what we are doing is part of God’s eternal plan for men”.
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About the Book
This book summarizes the incredible history of the Apollo Moon program in stunning photos accompanied by historical text. The Apollo astronauts flew nine missions to the moon of which 12 left their footprints on the surface. The book features the deep spiritual encounters experienced by the astronauts during and after the missions. The only book on the moon is a small red bible which resides on the dashboard of the lunar rover. The book accurately summarizes the near-death experiences of the missions. This is a book you will want to save for your grandchildren.
About the Author
Bruce Bischof is a former U.S. Air Force officer and retired
attorney living in Sunriver, Oregon. He and his wife, Jodie,
attend the Community Bible Church at Sunriver.