Champion by Craig Johnson

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"Champion" by Craig   Johnson is   a nonfiction book.   Craig is a pastor.  He  shares his  story  about  the ups and downs of raising an autistic son.  He   shares  the ups and downs to help  others in the same situation   handle their  situation. He  started  a  club at their church called  Champion Club for   special needs    kids and their families. Craig    tells these families to   pray  strongly and  constantly to  handle their  stresses. He also  tells them to keep pressing on in the middle of their  stresses and not give up. I commend him for writing such an encouraging book .  The special needs population  needs this  encouragement since they face so many challenging  times.   It is important for the churches to  have  a special needs  support group  to encourage these families.  He  says their are very few   churches that  have   the   support group like Champion Club.   Thank you  to the publisher and netgalley for sharing this  book with  me to read and review.   I  look forward to sharing  my review on my blog, facebook, CBD,  Amazon, Goodreads,  with pastors and friends at my church.  It is wonderful Craig  Johnson took the time to  share and support  these  families since   life  really   presents difficult  challenges   in their lives.

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