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[Best!] Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11

[Best!] Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11
[Best!] Channel of
Peace: Stranded in
Gander on 9/11
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Praise for Kevin Tuerff and Channel of Peace:“Kevin Tuerff's first-hand account takes us
inside a 9/11 story that's largely unknown and which helps restore our faith that human beings
need not always be divided by our differences.― — Wade Goodwyn, NPR“Kevin Tuerff tells
a delightful and heartwarming story that takes us from one of the darkest days seen by America
and the world to a bright, safe, love-filled place that truly exists right here on earth. It is a story
filled with hope for a better tomorrow.― — Jeanette Gutierrez, 9/11 Survivor“The message of
this book is very important, because our world is divided by increasing hatred and intolerance.
Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11 is a beautiful story about how a seed of love can
be planted within someone and years later grow into a beautiful, flowering tree.― — Mayor
Claude Elliott, Town of Gander, Newfoundland Read more “Kevin Tuerff's first-hand account
takes us inside a 9/11 story that's largely unknown and which helps restore our faith that human
beings need not always be divided by our differences.― ― Wade Goodwyn, NPR “Kevin
Tuerff tells a delightful and heartwarming story that takes us from one of the darkest days seen by
America and the world to a bright, safe, love-filled place that truly exists right here on earth. It is a
story filled with hope for a better tomorrow.― ― Jeanette Gutierrez, 9/11 Survivor “The
message of this book is very important, because our world is divided by increasing hatred and
intolerance. Channel of Peace: Stranded in Gander on 9/11 is a beautiful story about how a seed
of love can be planted within someone and years later grow into a beautiful, flowering tree.― ―
Mayor Claude Elliott, Town of Gander, Newfoundland Read more See all Editorial Reviews