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Dinner with a Perfect Stranger: An Invitation Worth Considering

2 Ratings: 4.0

A book by David Gregory

InDinner With a Perfect Stranger, David Gregory relates the story of two men sharing a meal. The point of interest is knowing that one man believes he is Jesus. What will the other man think by the time the evening is through? The conversation begins, … see full wiki

Tags: Books, Christian Fiction

Author: David Gregory

Publisher: WaterBrook Press

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review by bettydravis. June 17, 2010

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

A perfect stranger, indeed! This book is a rare treasure...

I started reading this book on Mother's Day at my daughter's church in San Jose. She had volunteered to work the Church Café for one service, so during that service I sat in the lobby, waiting for her. This book caught my eye and I read about half of it before our service commenced. I told my daughter how much I was enjoying it and about a week later the postman delivered a copy for me...from my thoughtful daughter, of course. The book opens in Cincinnati, … more

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review by KellyKlepfer. February 22, 2009

Clever Premise, Compelling Story

I've meant to read this little book for some time. The thought is intriguing, a dinner with Jesus. Hmmm. David Gregory unfurls a story set in an Italian restaurant that ends up being mostly dialogue. But fascinating dialogue. Nick is skeptical, sarcastic, angry and not looking for anything even resembling church. He expects that this invitation is a practical joke and spends a portion of the dinner date scanning for his work buddies. But as Nick and "Jesus" talk, Nick begins to think. This … more

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