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Anxiety can destroy your peace of mind and erode your prayer life. In how to Handle Worry, Marshall Cook offers practical suggestions for dealing with worries and banishing anxieties. He explores strategies for creating and maintaining harmony by drawing on our faith and bringing our burdens to God in prayer with humor and insight, Marshall brings a faith perspective to managing stress. 160 pages, Paperback

How to Handle Worry, A Catholic Approach

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Anxiety can destroy your peace of mind and erode your prayer life. In how to Handle Worry, Marshall Cook offers practical suggestions for dealing with worries and banishing anxieties. He explores strategies for creating and maintaining harmony by drawing on our faith and bringing our burdens to God in prayer with humor and insight, Marshall brings a faith perspective to managing stress. 160 pages, Paperback

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