LDS Books: A Sense of Joy

Winds of change have turned us in search of basic values. The time has come for someone to nudge us back in the direction of being what we always were-the most caring nation in the history of the world.

Since United States Senator Ted Moss was born in 1911, everything has changed, yet nothing has changed. We still spend most of our time hunting and gathering. Only the pace has changed. Amid the chaos, Ted found a constant north star in the ever-changing night sky that guided him through thirty-six years of public service.

This fascinating book reveals the sense of joy that guided him as a scholar, husband, father, judge, county attorney, watermaster, naturalist, explorer, legislator, politician, and patriarch.

Somebody has to say, "Hey, we are off course. Remember what this country is all about." Whether for the individual or for the nation, self is best served by transcending self.
-Ted Moss

Reviews-

This thoughtful book is a celebration of humanity. It provides a face and heart to a towering figure in American history. The compassion that guided Ted Moss through thirty-six years of public service has renewed my commitment to what makes America great.

-Val Halamandaris, President, National Association of HomeCare