Author
Terry Megli’s inaugural book is based on personal stories describing his journey through life altering events. His faith was tested. He lost those closest to his heart, regained hope, went through an emotional healing process and improved his overall health.
Working as a family counselor he grew through this trauma and learned from the experiences of his clients. He is able to help others who are wrestling with their personal losses and now shares this winning formula in his book, Two Stitches And A Patch .
New Book
Writer
The author’s inaugural book is based on true stories and describes his experiences growing up and becoming first a counselor and eventually a CEO to one of the largest rescue missions in the country. Terry tells readers in a fascinating manner about his steps growing up and sharpening his insight into the grieving process for the loss of those close to him.
Terry Megli
About the Author
Terry is the youngest of four brothers, was born in Newton, Kansas. Like many youth, he discovered a sense of adventure, loved jumping his banana bike over curbs and other objects, got stuck traipsing through ever-thickening mud, played sports and became an avid movie fan. It’s all there in his personal story.
He graduated from John Brown University (BS, Business Administration) worked in a shop, then retail, before going back to school and getting two more degrees from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary (M.Div and Doctor of Ministry).
Terry is the Chief Executive Officer at one of the largest rescue missions in the country and is a sought-after speaker. He is only the fifth CEO of City Union Mission in its 100-year history.
Terry and his wife Becky live in Overland Park and have two adult sons.
Experience Book’s
First Pages for Free!
Terry is happy to share with you a few pages of his book to give you a sense of what you’ll find. If you’re going through traumatic loss in your life, you will become so involved that you’ll keep reading!
Learn how to work with loved-ones who may be facing their own death. Don’t hush the message. Gain awareness of how to cope with your own loss while putting everything into perspective.