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In Opening Doors: Making Sense of Life and Death, by Wilma Taylor Jones, a young boy named Michael asks, "Will there be nursing homes in Heaven? What if Heaven gets full?" Between the ages of three and six, young Michael saw many things happen in the family; he thought about them very deeply and asked questions that other children may have kept to themselves, or not known how to phrase them. This ... More

In Opening Doors: Making Sense of Life and Death, by Wilma Taylor Jones, a young boy named Michael asks, "Will there be nursing homes in Heaven? What if Heaven gets full?" Between the ages of three and six, young Michael saw many things happen in the family; he thought about them very deeply and asked questions that other children may have kept to themselves, or not known how to phrase them. This book is the true life story of the journey a young boy's faith takes, as told by Mrs. Jones, his grandmother. This story of a child's questioning and understanding some of life's intriguing situations is a rewarding and insightful read for both young and old Note: The book's wording is comprensible for very young children, however, you grownups will enjoy it as well.

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