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Reseña del editor
The son of a missionary and a Baptist minister, seventeen-year-old immigrant David George Ball was following his destiny to become a pastor. He had always dreamed of making a difference in people's lives. But when he met the then relatively unknown Martin Luther King Jr., the course of Ball's life changed forever. In this memoir, A Marked Heart, Ball narrates his journey: beginning with growing up in wartime England; immigrating to the United States in 1954 to take the pastor's course at Chicago's Moody Bible Institute; attending Yale University as a scholarship student; and, most importantly, meeting King. Later, he worked on Wall Street as a lawyer, started a family, championed the 401(k) plan, and served as assistant secretary of labor. A Marked Heart describes how Ball's encounter with King inspired the rest of his life's work, and it provides a multifaceted look at his immigration, education, family relationships, career, and his commitment to public service. Though Ball never became a minister, his story communicates how his commitment to God and prayer guided his life.
Biografía del autor
David George Ball came to America in 1954. He attended Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and Yale University. During his Wall Street career, he championed the first 401(k) plan adopted by a large company. He served as assistant secretary of labor under President George H. W. Bush. Ball and his wife live in Virginia.
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- EditorialIuniverse Inc
- Año de publicación2011
- ISBN 10 1462002161
- ISBN 13 9781462002160
- EncuadernaciónTapa dura
- Número de páginas240
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