“About a Gardener”This book is filled with an abundance of delightful surprises, but you don’t have to be a gardener to appreciate the 111 chapters that provide practical advice, share personal experiences and offer a rich harvest of wisdom for your life. “My Father is a gardener,” Jesus once said. That is the foundation of this book and the author, Werner Langer, introduces us to many wonderful gardening metaphors that will enrich the reader’s personal landscape. We are all gardeners, the author claims, whether we are aware of it or not, each one of us in possession of a valuable allotment, our inner garden, where love and a noble character ought to grow. This book will bless your life, because it is about God, a gardener, who loves us very much.A wonderful book, containing many surprises for readers who seek inner growth and perhaps enjoy gardening.
Meet Werner Langer
Werner Langer is a retired professional photographer, who lives in the city of Brisbane/Australia. His birthplace though was on the other side of the world, in a small town, named Wetter. Born in June 1949, Werner grew up in post-war Germany and was educated in his home country. During his final three years he served as a police-officer. In October 1969 Werner migrated to Australia, soon settling in the outer suburb of Sandgate, in the city of Brisbane, Queensland. In 1972 he entered the College of Art to study photography and these skills equipped him for a forty year long career, twenty-eight of those years as a professional freelance photographer.
His introduction to writing began at the age of forty-two, when an unusual experience on a lonely beach changed his life. “I once was lost, but now I’m found.” These words, written by John Newton, became Werner’s personal possessions on that day, shaping the remainder of his interesting life.
“Nowadays my aim is to follow an invisible guide,” the author writes.
The solid foundations of his Werner’s books are his faith in Jesus Christ, written to bless and provide clarity for his readers.
Werner Langer is the author of three books, titled “About a Gardener” and “About a Relationship”, plus “About a hidden Garden”, all available on the Amazon website.
Werner Langer served as a volunteer chaplain for seven years in the local Magistrates Court. Nowadays the author enjoys a quiet life with his wife and family, a little gardening, sailing and fishing. Watercolour landscape painting is another one of his creative outlets, two of his book-covers feature his paintings.
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Meet Kelly Reed
My name is Kelly Reed, and my husband Robert and I have been homesteading since 2009. Over a decade of experience with off-grid living has given us a wealth of knowledge and expertise, but it wasn’t always like that! When we started, we were totally new to all of this, just like you. We spent a lot of time and energy looking through resources that promised to help us plan and prepare. We found that there were plenty of resources—in fact, there were almost too many— but it was difficult to navigate such an overwhelming amount of information. Sometimes, these sources seemed to contradict one another, and many also offered an idealized idea of what home? steading life was like, which set us up for a rude awakening. This confusion meant that we went through a lot of frustration and pain, not to mention losing a lot of time and money when we made uninformed or misguided choices. Through a lot of trial and error, we’ve learned the best way to do things—but we don’t want rude awakenings or trial and error for you. That’s why I’ve written this book. I’ve only included the things I believe you need to know so you won’t have to sift through tons of irrelevant content. Reading this, you’ll get the benefit of all of the years I spent testing my research and honing my knowledge, and I can’t wait to share it with you.
