Passion for the Game
Passion for the Game by Steve Riach, published by Honor Books in 2000, is a 55-page work that combines inspirational text with striking action photography by Tom Henry. This edition presents a message centered on facing life with faith, courage, and determination, appealing to baseball fans of all ages. The book features classic photos and quotes from renowned baseball figures, emphasizing the intersection of sports and spirituality.
Readers will find a collection of motivational insights alongside a 49″ fold-out action photo, an embroidered patch, and a full-color wall poster. The content includes reflections from players on their faith and a notable section about Mickey Mantle’s late-life acceptance of Christianity. With its focus on themes of inspiration and the love of baseball, this book serves as a unique resource for those interested in the motivational aspects of sports and Christian living.
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Passion for the Game hits a grand slam home run with inspirational text by author Steve Riach and stunning action photography by Tom Henry. The simple message of facing life with faith, courage, and determination is a winner for baseball fans of all ages. This stunning full-color gift includes a 49″ fold-out action photo, a Heart of a Champion embroidered patch, and a full-color wall poster. The classic photos and words of encouragement from America’s favorite baseball heroes–including Sammy Sosa, Alex Rodriguez, John Smoltz, Yogi Berra and Casey Stengel, among others–help you keep your faith in every inning of life. “Passion for the Game includes quotes from players saying what the love of Jesus means to them and a heartwarming section on how the legendary Mickey Mantle accepted Christ as his Savior late in his life. Foreword written by noted baseball analyst Harold Reynolds.
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