Miraculous

<p>MIRACULOUS: Navigating The COVID-19 Storm: A Five-Year Journey Pastor and Wife's Account of Illness and Recovery-EXTENDED EDITION is a deep look into faith persistent prayer collateral blessings and miracles offering a five-year revealing perspective on the COVID-19 Global Pandemic (the early days) and showing how the millions lost are more than just statistics.</p><p></p><p> I was very worried when I found out that my brother George was in the hospital being treated for the Coronavirus. It had finally hit home; most of the stories that I heard were on the news about people I did not know and the current political administration dampening the severity of the virus ¿ -Terry DeFord brother of Rev. Dr. George DeFord</p><p></p><p> This very virus that we as a family talked about and watched through news media how it was wreaking havoc on our nation has now hit our very own doorstep. -Shauntia S. niece of Rev. Dr. George DeFord and Mrs. Lila DeFord</p><p></p><p> When I received the initial news of Rev. and Mrs. DeFord contracting the Coronavirus the news was devastating to say the least. These were the first people that I knew personally who were diagnosed with COVID-19. The actualization of this deadly disease became much more real but I had faith that both would survive. -Rev. Dr. Johnsie W. Cogman District Superintendent of the Washington East District Baltimore-Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church</p><p></p><p> A million died and he was almost one of them but the Reverend George DeFord through prayer and God's will was wheeled OUT of the hospital on a gurney through the front door 30 days after he arrived as dozens of staff cheered his survival. -Sam Ford WJLA TV Washington DC reporter retired.</p>