How we raised our children to Serve the LORDObserving their children's needs as they grow, Authors Philip and Fe' Stack encouraged their successes, accentuated their positive attributes, affirmed their use of good judgments, and most importantly, emphasized the family motto, "Do not hurt yourself." As you read of a family cut from the cloth of typical daily living, you'll see how each of the children eventually came to the point of accepting the Lord and living for Him.OooooAs both parents and doctors. Phil and Fe' Stack, married 47 years; have much to share about family life. Phil has a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and is a marriage and family therapist. Fe' is a medical doctor specializing in Psychiatry. Though retired, they perceive their retirement years as a call to grand parenting. The Stacks also serve as advocates for the elderly in nursing home facilities. Through a creative greeting card ministry. Phil gives personalized spiritual comfort to those spending their last days in a hospice environment. His greatest joy is being asked to be the guest speaker at various schools that his grandchildren attend. There he becomes "Grandpa Phil," the story-teller. The Stacks have six children and nineteen grandchildren. Phil has a previous book titled, I Am a Good Person. (circa 2006) ooooo "The author hat captured all the ingredients of raisingchildren to become responsible, caring adults to sucha degree that it is almost impossible to duplicate." Ben Bacalzo, M.D., Psychiatrist, Child and Adolescent Psychiatry"The authors, Drs. Fe' and Phil Stack, share their Joys and struggles and offer special insights into family and human relationships. I most heartily recommend this very helpful volume." The Reverend George Baumgartner, Chaplain.