In his book, Frank is writing much more than an autobiography. As an experienced and godly mentor, he’s laying out a pathway to inner healing and maturity from a background of dysfunction. His book is a powerful combination of transparency, honesty, integrity, and insight. It is presented with understanding, wisdom, compassion, grace, and spirituality. Frank leaves us with the same strategy, message, and hope expressed by the apostle Paul: “What you have learned and received and heard and seen in me—practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you” (Phil. 4:9 ESV).

Rev. John Alt (“Pastor John”)

Presiding pastor for New Hope Community Church (formerly Koinonia Church), Potsdam, New York; drug and alcohol addiction consultant; pastor for thirty-three years

Working in men’s ministry, not as a professional but as a lay person, it is often a challenge to drive home to men the core need for a personal, vibrant relationship with Christ. . . . It has been shown in many studies that if one wishes to lead families—children in particular—to faith in Christ, the dad is the way to get there. Men—read Frank’s story, find your voice, and share your journey to faith as he has.

Mike Battinger

Chartered financial consultant; principal, Andesa Financial Management, Inc., Allentown, Pennsylvania