What happens when a lifeguard needs to be rescued?
What happens when a lifeguard needs to be rescued?
About the Authors
Jerry Anderson
During his career, he worked in sales of technical training systems to schools in public education for twenty-five years. He traveled worldwide during this time, concentrating on the Asian market. He spent the majority of his time traveling in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea and the Philippines.
In 1993, he founded a new company named Tech-Ed Systems, Inc. He built the business from startup to sales of $5 million per year. He ran this company for twenty-five years and retired in 2019.
That same year he wrote about his sales career in Age 55 Thrive or Dive: Memoirs of a World Traveler.
Cherie Anderson Matthews
She is a published author contributing to The Identity Effect, where she shares her journey to knowing who she is in Christ. Cherie is passionate about the power of prayer and helping others grow their personal relationship with Jesus. She is a lifelong member and volunteer at Manasquan Presbyterian Church.
As a business owner, she helps K-12 schools, technical schools, and universities acquire technical teaching products that prepare students for careers in STEM and engineering. As a Maxwell Leadership Executive Program Director, she speaks, coaches, and trains individuals, school leaders, and companies in leadership, communication, and personal growth.
The Jersey Shore is home. Hobbies include reading and doing jigsaw puzzles on the porch, knitting, tennis, and pickleball. Her greatest joy is being Bob’s wife of more than thirty years, Mom to Kimberly and Samantha, and Mimi to Maverick and Isadora.
About the Authors
Jerry Anderson
During his career, he worked in sales of technical training systems to schools in public education for twenty-five years. He traveled worldwide during this time, concentrating on the Asian market. He spent the majority of his time traveling in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, South Korea and the Philippines.
In 1993, he founded a new company named Tech-Ed Systems, Inc. He built the business from startup to sales of $5 million per year. He ran this company for twenty-five years and retired in 2019.
That same year he wrote about his sales career in Age 55 Thrive or Dive: Memoirs of a World Traveler.
Cherie Anderson Matthews
She is a published author contributing to The Identity Effect, where she shares her journey to knowing who she is in Christ. Cherie is passionate about the power of prayer and helping others grow their personal relationship with Jesus. She is a lifelong member and volunteer at Manasquan Presbyterian Church.
As a business owner, she helps K-12 schools, technical schools, and universities acquire technical teaching products that prepare students for careers in STEM and engineering. As a Maxwell Leadership Executive Program Director, she speaks, coaches, and trains individuals, school leaders, and companies in leadership, communication, and personal growth.
The Jersey Shore is home. Hobbies include reading and doing jigsaw puzzles on the porch, knitting, tennis, and pickleball. Her greatest joy is being Bob’s wife of more than thirty years, Mom to Kimberly and Samantha, and Mimi to Maverick and Isadora.
It’s a Miracle
What Happens When a Lifeguard Needs to Be Rescued?
Upon receiving the news Doug had been put on the ventilator, Cherie sent via text message to the family group this first of many prayers she would pray for Doug using God’s word: ”‘But now I will heal and mend them. I will make them whole and bless them with an abundance of peace and security’ (Jeremiah 33:6 CEB). Amen.“
Protector. Rescuer. Hero.
For thirty-four years Doug Anderson was the hero of Manasquan Beach, rescuing swimmers from riptides and the rocky shore. After receiving his second COVID-19 vaccine, Doug needed rescuing himself. Just when his friends and family thought they could breathe easy, they had to embark on the prayer battle of their lives—and for his life.
In It’s a Miracle, Doug’s father and sister tell the story and share photos of his nineteen-month recovery when it seemed the world was spinning out of control, and despair and tragedy were everywhere. But his family had a secret weapon: a worldwide army of prayer warriors. Doug’s inspiring story highlights the importance of prayer—and the boundless love of God.
It’s a Miracle
What Happens When a Lifeguard Needs to Be Rescued?
Upon receiving the news Doug had been put on the ventilator, Cherie sent via text message to the family group this first of many prayers she would pray for Doug using God’s word: ”‘But now I will heal and mend them. I will make them whole and bless them with an abundance of peace and security’ (Jeremiah 33:6 CEB). Amen.“
Protector. Rescuer. Hero.
For thirty-four years Doug Anderson was the hero of Manasquan Beach, rescuing swimmers from riptides and the rocky shore. After receiving his second COVID-19 vaccine, Doug needed rescuing himself. Just when his friends and family thought they could breathe easy, they had to embark on the prayer battle of their lives—and for his life.
In It’s a Miracle, Doug’s father and sister tell the story and share photos of his nineteen-month recovery when it seemed the world was spinning out of control, and despair and tragedy were everywhere. But his family had a secret weapon: a worldwide army of prayer warriors. Doug’s inspiring story highlights the importance of prayer—and the boundless love of God.