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From the Mound to the Pulpit and In Between: A Journey of Faith, Baseball, and Beyond

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In his highly anticipated memoir, "From the Mound to the Pulpit and In Between," former professional baseball player and ordained minister David Clyde shares his extraordinary journey of faith, baseball, and the unexpected turns his life took in between.

From the Mound to the Pulpit and In-Between

by Gerald Hausman

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	195 pages

Clyde's story begins on the baseball diamond, where he rose through the ranks to become one of the most promising young pitchers in the game. Drafted by the Texas Rangers in 1973, he quickly became a fan favorite with his electric fastball and competitive spirit.

David Clyde Pitching For The Texas Rangers From The Mound To The Pulpit And In Between

But Clyde's life took an unexpected turn in 1975 when he was diagnosed with a torn rotator cuff that threatened to end his career. With his dreams of baseball stardom dashed, Clyde found himself at a crossroads.

In the midst of his struggles, Clyde turned to his faith for comfort and guidance. He began attending church regularly and found solace in the teachings of Christianity. It was during this time that he felt a call to serve God and entered seminary to become an ordained minister.

David Clyde Preaching In A Church From The Mound To The Pulpit And In Between

"From the Mound to the Pulpit and In Between" chronicles Clyde's journey from the baseball diamond to the pulpit, capturing the challenges, joys, and profound insights he gained along the way. He shares his experiences as a pastor, chaplain, and mentor, and how his faith has shaped his life.

The book is not just a story of one man's journey; it is a testament to the power of faith and the unexpected paths that life can take. Clyde's story will inspire readers from all walks of life to embrace their faith, follow their dreams, and find purpose in the most unexpected places.

"From the Mound to the Pulpit and In Between" is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of sports, religion, and the human spirit. It is a story that will resonate with anyone who has ever faced adversity, pursued their dreams, or simply wondered about the meaning of life.