Meditations of a Healed Mind

In this heartwarming collection of Christian prayers, Wendel L. Miser, alongside his brother James S. Miser, M.D., offers a testament to the transformative power of faith and grace.

Meditations of a Healed Mind offers praise inspired by a life deeply rooted in Christian beliefs, even amid personal challenges.

Wendel Miser’s journey is marked by unwavering faith that sustained him through a diagnosis of schizophrenia as a young man. During decades of devotion and the steadfast support of loved ones, including his wife Mary and brothers James and Andrew, Wendel found solace and strength in his Christian convictions.

His career at the Environmental Protection Agency and his passion for singing in the National Men’s Chorus at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. exemplify the healing and guiding hand of God in his life.

At the heart of this collection lies gratitude for Jesus Christ’s sacrifice and a deep desire to share the blessings of salvation and forgiveness. Each prayer conveys the belief that through faith and prayer, individuals can find renewal and hope.

Meditations of a Healed Mind invites readers to embrace God’s grace and embark on a journey of spiritual enrichment, guided by the enduring love symbolized by the cross and the communion table.

This book is Wendel Miser’s offering-a testament of gratitude and a call to experience the healing power of God’s love.

About Wendel Miser: For 40 years, Wendel Miser was a contract project officer at the United States Environmental Protection Agency in the Washington, D.C. area. He earned a Bachelor of Art in Biology from Cornell College in Iowa and a Master of Science in Zoology from the University of Illinois. He later sang with the New Dominion Chorale, and the National Men’s Chorus. An elder in his church in Falls Church, Virginia, he lives with his wife, Mary, in Arlington.

About James Miser: Dr. James Miser is a Pediatric Hematologist and Oncologist and has cared for children with cancer and blood diseases for almost 50 years. He received a Bachelor of Arts from Dartmouth College and a Doctor of Medicine from the University of Washington. He has worked at: Ohio State University; the National Institutes of Health; Mayo Clinic; the University of Washington; and City of Hope National Medical Center, where he served as President and Chief Medical Officer. He and his wife, Angela, have adopted 10 children. They live in Wales and attend the Church of Wales.