by Ed and Loretta Williamson

No Other

NAME

One Couple’s Story of Living with Cancer

ABOUT THE BOOK

In their vulnerability, Ed and Loretta Williamson share their love story, which spans decades of ministry and includes a lengthy battle with cancer that ended in Loretta’s death but their devotion to each other and their joy in the Lord never waned. The reader will be encouraged and strengthened by this compelling account of the effects of cancer on one family. Walk with them through the valley of the shadow of death as they discover new depths of faith—not as a magic potion but as refining truth. Woven throughout these pages are incidents and experiences that illustrate how God worked in their lives. They also share answers to the barrage of questions they personally faced—answers from the immutable Word of God.

BOOK REVIEWS

Throughout the ages, God has gone to great lengths to write His story upon the hearts of all humanity. Ed Williamson’s No Other Name reveals the heart, mind and soul of one who has discovered God’s great story and whose life is shaped by the work of a Holy God. The book is warm and powerful, an inspiring expression of the author’s own journey of faith through love, struggle and triumph. It offers a stirring challenge to look for God in every circumstance and He will be found.

– Dr. Sandra C. Gray, President, Asbury University, Wilmore, KY:

In this moving book, Ed and Loretta Williamson share their love affair with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and with each other, across decades of ministry and a lengthy battle with cancer that finally ended in Loretta’s death. Yet their joy in the Lord, and devotion to each other, never died. I highly recommend this unflinching portrayal of faithfulness amid the ravages of terminal cancer. It is testimony and love story wrapped together. Readers will be blessed by the Williamsons’ story, and will gain courage for their own journeys as followers of Christ.

– Dr. Dana L. Robert, Director, Center for Global Christianity and Mission, Boston University School of Theology:

This book is a must-read for anyone facing a physical challenge or who has a loved one dealing with a health issue. I love the balance of the book in terms of faith, medicine, relationships and Scripture. The agony, joy, pain, hopes and expectations are felt as Ed and Loretta deal with her battle with cancer. Most of all, their love for Christ, love for people, and their passion for ministry is felt throughout this insightful book.

– Dr. Stan Toler, General Superintendent Emeritus, Church of the Nazarene, Oklahoma City, OK:

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