Frequently Asked Questions

Almost Missing Heaven is Terry Hurt’s personal Christian testimony. It follows his life from an Ohio farm through military service, marriage, and the spiritual struggle that preceded his conversion. Terry includes biblical passages and reflections on salvation, forgiveness, and eternity throughout the account.

Terry presents the book as his own testimony, drawn from his experiences and his understanding of God’s work in his life. It includes autobiographical memories alongside Christian teaching.

It combines elements of both. Terry tells the story of his life and conversion while using Scripture to explain his beliefs about repentance, grace, salvation through Jesus Christ, and eternal life.

The title expresses Terry’s belief that he was heading toward eternity without salvation before responding to God’s call. Although his story includes dangerous experiences, the book is not presented as an account of visiting Heaven and returning.

Readers who enjoy Christian testimonies, stories of conversion, and personal reflections on faith may find the book meaningful. It may also speak to people who have spent years away from church or struggled with the belief that their past puts forgiveness beyond reach.

Yes. Scripture appears throughout the book. Terry uses biblical passages to explain his understanding of salvation and to reflect on the events in his testimony.

Yes. The Read an Excerpt page includes Terry’s opening sentence and a short autobiographical passage from the supplied manuscript so you can get a sense of his writing before choosing the book.

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