By Dan Wooding, Founder of ASSIST Ministries and the ASSIST News Service
LOS ANGELES, CA (ANS – July 16, 2015)
-- Jeanette Chaffee survived the TWA Flight 840 midair explosion of a
terrorist bomb less than fourteen feet from her. She has also appeared
on CBS Evening News with Dan Rather, 20/20, The 700 Club, and other
television and radio shows. Jeanette was quoted in Newsweek, The New
York Times, and USA Today. She also hosted and produced Reflections, a
fifteen-minute weekly radio show that aired in cities from South
Carolina to the Arctic Circle.
Recognized as a gifted
communicator, Jeanette changes lives by offering God’s hope to audiences
going through their most difficult personal challenges. She regularly
speaks at community and church events, retreats, schools, women’s groups
and clubs, and prisons. She has written diverse national magazine
articles and has been a published author for over fifty years.
Jeanette will be in the Los
Angeles area November 7 to 18 to speak about her experience on TWA
Flight 840 and sign copies of her book, 
Extravagant Graces: 23 Inspiring Stories of Facing Impossible Odds,
which highlights through exclusive interviews the most difficult
challenges faced by such high-profile Christians as Shirley Dobson, Anne
Graham Lotz, Don Richardson, Elisabeth Elliot, the Happy Days singers,
and Stephen Arterburn.
Extravagant Graces: 23 Inspiring Stories of Facing Impossible Odds,
which highlights through exclusive interviews the most difficult
challenges faced by such high-profile Christians as Shirley Dobson, Anne
Graham Lotz, Don Richardson, Elisabeth Elliot, the Happy Days singers,
and Stephen Arterburn.
Focus on the Family president
Jim Daly, World Vision U.S. president Richard Stearns, Pat Boone, and
NFL coach Les Steckel have all endorsed Jeanette and her new book.
To have Jeanette speak at your service or event, please contact Jaymie Shook – 317.602.7137 – jshook@bohlsengroup.com.
Photo captions: 1) Jeanette Chaffee. 2) The bomb damage to TWA 840. 3) Dan Wooding.
About
the writer: Dan Wooding, 74, is an award-winning author, broadcaster
and journalist who was born in Nigeria of British missionary parents,
and is now living in Southern California with his wife Norma, to whom he
has been married for 52 years. They have two sons, Andrew and Peter,
and six grandchildren, who all live in the UK. He is the author of some
45 books.
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