Cheryl Salem survived sexual abuse and an horrific automobile accident as a child. Through the glorious intervention of God, Cheryl was healed and restored, eventually becoming Miss America in 1980. She saw the Lord do miracle in her life. When her five-year-old daughter, Gabrielle, was diagnosed with a life-threatening disease and then went to heaven, the entire Salem family learned to move from faith in God to an absolute trust in the Lord's sovereignty and goodness.
This series provide hope and encouragement to anyone who has suffered the loss of a loved one. Those who have known deep grief will find solace and comfort in both the journey and outcome of Cheryl's story.

Dr. Berin Gilfillan holds an undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan, a Master's degree in Communication from Regent University (formerly CBN University), and a Doctor of Ministry Degree from Vision International University. Berin also studied missions and church planting for two years at Fuller Theological Seminary. In 1985, Berin married his wife, Lisa, and they have three children. Lisa works alongside Berin in the ministry, spearheading a training program for women called "Women of the World" (WOW). Berin and Lisa worked from 1986-89 with the ministry of German evangelist Reinhard Bonnke. Berin headed up Bonnke’s television ministry and Lisa headed up the publications department of that work. In 1991, they started the missionary ministry of Good Shepherd Ministries, International. From 1992-94, the Gilfillan family were missionaries in the country of Nigeria. There they started 140 video Bible schools and also pioneered a successful preschool.

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