Happy Are They...: Living the Beatitudes in America

by Jim Langford

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In this book we meet people who take the gospel seriously and, forgetting themselves and unafraid of sacrifice, find that the more they give themselves away, the more they are filled with happiness. This volume is a perfect antidote for narcissism and the perfect companion for everybody who, even when nobody is looking, try to do the right thing in life.… (more)

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In this book we meet people who take the gospel seriously and, forgetting themselves and unafraid of sacrifice, find that the more they give themselves away, the more they are filled with happiness. This volume is a perfect antidote for narcissism and the perfect companion for everybody who, even when nobody is looking, try to do the right thing in life.

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