Journey with Dale and Ruby Price, and their Lord, into the valley of the shadow of death - and the mountaintops of life It's a painful story of a top-notch leader, along with his family and friends, being ravaged by the hell of cancer. But it's a captivating, invigorating story, too, as we're challenged to consider how Dale Price's cancer didn't infect his soul, his relationships with people, or his trust in God. What separates "Embracing the Refiner's Fire" from other books about tragedy and its aftermath? What makes this book relevant, whether cancer is a part of the reader's life or not?...