Gloria Copeland

Hallowed moments and memories from the sports world presented by the popular commentator who has done some preaching on the side. There's Ben Hogan working his way up to a tournament some eleven months after doctors predicted he'd never walk again; Branch Rickey preparing thirty years to sign Jackie Robinson and quoting The Life of Christ in their determining interview; Roger Bannister in grueling preparation for his four-minute mile; Campanella and his quiet acceptance of life in a wheelchair. Mr. Barber illustrates the Christian qualities that make men great and if you can forgive his rapt generalizations--""He walked in the spirit all his life,"" there's inspiration here--not hard hitting; slow curves.

God has a master plan for our lives. It may not seem that way, especially when we stumble and fall. But we aren't just accidents of nature that God took pity on. Though it may seem like we're blindly making our way through this world, the truth is that God is behind us all the way.

They married for money neither of them wanted. From the moment Frank Corey stepped into her dilapidated Cape Cod house, Penny Harris was confused. Was he devil or hero, gangster or lawyer? But after months of hiding out to evade her money hungry family, the five-foot-ten heiress was ready for some help. Over bowls of canned soup, Penny gradually fell in love with the homely (or was he handsome?) demanding lawyer. Frank offered advice, protection--even marriage--to his "little love." But forty million dollars threatened to keep them apart.