ALS Meets Christ:
Life Lessons from Surviving Lou Gehrig's Disease since 2005 Leadership They love mentoring both young

They love mentoring both young and old by sharing their many varied experiences

Jochebed struggles to place her baby

Sarah Evangeline has embraced her inner beauty through Christ and cannot stop until she shares this truth with other young women

Does God speak today

Berkley Reynolds’ first posting with the United Church of Canada was to Change Islands

ALS Meets Christ:<br><small>Life Lessons from Surviving Lou Gehrig's Disease since 2005</small> Leadership They love mentoring both youngThree little letters that will change your life forever. Lou Gehrig, also known as the Iron Horse, had an outstanding record in his years as a professional baseball player: 2,130 consecutive games played, 493 home runs, and 2,721 hits. All of this came before he was diagnosed with ALS at the age of thirty six. In his farewell speech to his fans and teammates, he made a startling comment, Today I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the