The Gates of Hell (eBook, ePUB) - Beaudry, Dennis A
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The Gates of Hell: Shall Not Prevail is the story of a minister who is ousted from his congregation for being too conservative in his sermon messages and teaching. Meanwhile, tending to his ailing wife, he seeks God's leading for another ministry. A unique opportunity arrives to be a chaplain in a medium security prison. God paves the way and Reverend Tom Frenstal, becomes the chaplain at Sandhill County Correctional Institution. Many spiritual victories are the result of God's faithfulness and Tom's obedience, but the story takes a most unexpected twist at the end that cannot be discounted.

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The Gates of Hell: Shall Not Prevail is the story of a minister who is ousted from his congregation for being too conservative in his sermon messages and teaching. Meanwhile, tending to his ailing wife, he seeks God's leading for another ministry. A unique opportunity arrives to be a chaplain in a medium security prison. God paves the way and Reverend Tom Frenstal, becomes the chaplain at Sandhill County Correctional Institution. Many spiritual victories are the result of God's faithfulness and Tom's obedience, but the story takes a most unexpected twist at the end that cannot be discounted.

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Dennis A. Beaudry served in the U.S. Air Force for twenty-six years and followed that up with sixteen years with The Ohio State University. Originally from Monroe, Michigan, he now resides in Columbus, Ohio, has two adult children and four grandchildren. Dennis is widowed, losing his wife, Linda, to lymphoma after forty-nine years of marriage.