A Man Called Norman I-II

By: Mike Adkins

Focus On The Family Radio Broadcast / Compact disc

4.5 out of 5 stars (21 Reviews)

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Play	Title	Media Type	Artist/Author	Time	Price	Purchase
/preview/69/54/DA19015_1.mp3	1. A Man called Norman		Focus on the Family Daily Radio Broadcast	57:06		Album Only

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Norman was a social misfit and a recluse. He dressed strangely, talked to himself and virtually everybody in his small town made fun of him. Everybody, that is, except his neighbor Mike Adkins. On this broadcast, the Rev. Adkins tells the humorous and poignant story of his efforts to befriend Norman and share the Gospel with him. Join us for this classic program, a longtime favorite among Focus listeners, and be inspired to consider how you might share the love of Christ with those who seem unlovable.

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Format: Compact disc
Vendor: Focus On The Family Radio Broadcast

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A Man Called Norman I-II 4.5 5 21 21

I love the story and purchased it for my son who has befriended someone like Norman. It would be better if the two days were edited into one story and leave out part of the broadcasting parts. The story is wonderful! March 8, 2013

Great Radio version of story This is Focus on the Family Radio broad cast of the story that was told on video. The story is POWERFUL and a great testimony of God's loving work. June 5, 2012

rebroadcast with interruptions I believe this is a rebroadcast. I purchased the CD because I had once owned the tape version. This rebroadcast contains too much talking by the commentators. The message stands alone and I would have prefered to here all of Mike Adkins without all the comments. In addition, I distinctly remember the first version. And this version has portions deleted, probably to make time for commentators. It is still worth a listen, but the original was much better. March 27, 2012

A very inspirational and entertaining story! I knew of a man named Lee who was mentally challenged. His community took care of him and he moved from home to home, living as a member of each family, until he died an old man. The Bible says that you care for Christ when you care for the less fortunate. Norman's story was inspirational and riveting. July 7, 2011