The characters in this story portray our Christian society as broken. Theology alone was found to be lacking of the all-important substance which could restore Christ's fragmented body. From the birth of the church in the first century to the present, Christianity has been fragmented by the lack of love. Paul taught the early firstcentury Christian churches to be patient, bearing with one another in love, making every effort to keep the unity (Eph. 4:23 NIV). Unity is the theme within the pages of The Christian Anatomy at a Glance. We neither intend to compromise Christ's law nor legitimize all church law. Among parts of the body of Christ, Christian unity was found as love, and grace was practiced. Our emphasis of conformity has now dissipated from a gloomy day of the past into one filled with sunshine and hope. We replaced legalism by loving and hoping for real unity of Christ's church. The husband of Linda, much more than a wife for over fifty-two years, parented together four: Debbie, Jimmy, Dana, and Kristy. He is a grandfather of ten, Cal, JD, Brandon, Madison, Rees, Owen, Ashlyn, Hayden, Cooper, and Harrison. His education consists of High School and United States Navy schools in the field of ordinance, Charleston Naval Shipyard. He has been self-employed for forty-three years, a manufacturer of machined components vital to river and oceangoing vessels, surveying and performing on-site specialty machining projects in international locations including Doha, Bahrain, Africa, Japan, China, South Central and North America. His formal education may be minimal, but self-education is extensive, focusing on faith in God, motivated by hard work and a determination to succeed. Christ has been a dominant force in his life from early boyhood. As a pilot for the past forty-eight years, the consuming passion for flying has played a huge roll in his life.