Trinity Member Don Zoller Has Written His Seventh Book!

We are excited to announce that Trinity member Don Zoller has written a book, entitled: The Gift of Aging: Navigating the Challenges of Growing Old. This book is a helpful tool in navigating the aging process from a Christian perspective. A sample copy of the book is available at the Mission campus for perusal. To purchase your own copy you may visit https://store.bookbaby.com/book/the-gift-of-aging.
Don has provided Trinity with materials before including: The Gift of Aging article, and article entitled God’s Lamb-Your Savior, an author’s corner series on how to write, Celebrating Easter, and the Walking with Jesus series of embellished Biblical stories told from unique perspectives.

Description

We are aging. We are getting old. Unlike vintage wine, exotic cheese, or even carefully wrapped fruitcake, we don’t seem to improve with age. Challenges abound. In the Autumn of Life, help is needed to navigate these challenges. The Gift of Aging provides that help by showing how to transform the challenges of aging into a gift. In nine chapters, the book selectively explores the challenges experienced by most older adults: accepting the fact we are old, our memories, suffering, change, limitations, our need for wisdom, relationships, loss and letting go in the Autumn of Life, and summing up with The Gift of Aging. The book also fills in the spiritual gap so often missing in many senior-related books. It offers an invitation to join an exciting life-changing journey for seniors as they face the daily issues of growing old and the uncertainties of end-of-life challenges.

About The Author

Donald Zoller is the author of seven books, including The Gift of Aging. In addition to his books, he has written several articles, essays, and tutorials. Before becoming an active writer, Don served as a professional cartographer for forty years with the Federal government. Over the years, he invested much of his free time as a volunteer in domestic and international mission ministries. Don graduated from the University of Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He now savors with satisfaction the eighty-eight years of life God has given him. His wife, Beverley went home to be with her Lord in 2016. Don has three sons, two daughters-in-law, and two grandchildren. He currently lives in Leawood, Kansas. (2024)