George D. Durrant
Peanut-butter sandwiches, navy-blue suits, and a log for carving may seem unrelated and out of place, yet to George Durrant they are symbolic of a mother's unending influence. "Somehow the deepest part of a child's heart is shaped more by his mother than by all other sources combined," he writes, and "to have so profound an influence...is a most significant contribution." In a book that warmly expresses respect, love, and admiration, George Durrant writes about mothers, our heavenly connection.
Mother: Our Heavenly Connection