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Bryan Koch

Bryan Koch serves as the lead pastor of GT Church in Reading, Penn. He is also a conference speaker specializing in coaching churches in leadership development, and author of the book I’m All Right: A Journey From Tragedy to Triumph. His book is aptly titled, as his strong faith has helped sustain him through the adversity of two profound life-changing events, the first of which was suffering blindness in one eye after he was struck by a 90 mile-per-hour fastball, ending his career as a minor league pitcher who had been recruited directly out of high school by the Chicago White Sox organization. Far worse, his wife of 28 years, Lynn, was instantly killed by a drunk driver while the couple was riding their motorcycle. He himself endured a coma, 19 surgeries, 36 blood transfusions, and the loss of his left leg. Learn more about Bryan’s incredible story and his inspiring faith at his website, bryankoch.net.

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Journeying From Tragedy to Triumph

Offering hope to those discouraged by life’s struggles, Bryan Koch describes how his faith in God helped him work through the devastating loss of his wife, and his own left leg, in a motorcycle accident, and enabled him to forgive the drunk driver who caused it.