As Sure as Tomorrow Comes: One Couple's Journey through Loss and Love

A model of perfect love in the face of life's imperfections. Through unemployment, a terrifying medical diagnosis, and the loss of their 10-day-old son, Danielle and Christopher Jones have clung tightly to their faith, and to each other, with courage and commitment.
"A touching and inspiring book that reveals the power of God in getting through ANY situation." - Sonia Jackson Myles, author, "The Sister Accord: 51 Ways to Love Your Sister" Danielle and Christopher Jones were married for better or for worse, in sickness and in health, for richer or for poorer. They just never imagined they would experience all of those things in their first few years of marriage!Unemployment. A car accident. A terrifying medical diagnosis. The loss of a loved one. The death of their 10-day-old son, Junior.Through it all, Danielle and Christopher held tightly to their faith, and to each other, taking each day and each step as it came and remaining committed not only to their marriage, but to turning their pain into a positive for other families.Founders of the Angel Baby Network, Danielle and Christopher share their story to provide hope and inspiration for married couples and parents facing their own highs and lows. With candor, wit, and an indestructible sense of humor, the Joneses offer a model of perfect love in spite, and sometimes because of, life's imperfections."This delightful book is a demonstration of love between a couple who have embraced the true meaning of their wedding vows and notion of God carrying you through." - Karen Bankston, Ph.D., MSN, FACHE, Associate Dean Clinical Practice, Partnership and Community Engagement, Professor Clinical, University of Cincinnati
Danielle and Christopher Jones were married for better or for worse, in sickness and in health, for richer or for poorer. They just never imagined they would experience all of those things in their first few years of marriage!Unemployment. A car accident. A terrifying medical diagnosis. The loss of a loved one. The death of their 10-day-old son, Junior.Through it all, Danielle and Christopher held tightly to their faith, and to each other, taking each day and each step as it came and remaining committed not only to their marriage, but to turning their pain into a positive for other families.Founders of the Angel Baby Network, Danielle and Christopher share their story to provide hope and inspiration for married couples and parents facing their own highs and lows.