Grace is God’s UNconditional Love In Action!

Paul Gray is the author of the inspirational books “Convertible Conversations and “The Fish Net Experience. He is co-author of “Godly Men Make Godly Fathers.

Paul’s message “Grace Is UNconditional Love In Action!” focuses on helping people experience and enjoy God’s love WITHOUT CONDITIONS for all people. He has found that knowing God personally leads to enjoying and experiencing life at a much higher level!

He and his wife of 48 years, Kitsy, live in Lawrence Kansas where they continue to facilitate growing in grace at the church they founded in 1991, New Life in Christ. They have three wonderful grown children and 6 amazing grandchildren! Convertible Conversations¸ a short week-day video series on a wide range of topics, are posted by Paul at Online Community Church on Facebook.

Paul’s career began with his studies at Kansas University in 1965, where he formed his band, the Gaslite Gang, which made several national television performances and recorded five albums. They performed full-time from coast to coast for many years doing educational concerts and clinics as well as performing at a variety of venues.

Paul owned a variety of businesses ranging from five retail music stores to a long-distance telephone company, as well as Paul Gray’s Jazz Place, a popular Lawrence, Kansas, jazz venue where he performed with his group. Concurrently, he served in the United States Army National Guard and Army Reserves for 24 years as a bandmaster.

Paul was inducted into the Kansas Music Hall of Fame in 2012 as a member of the Junkyard Jazz Band.

In 1999 his church started a medical clinic for homeless individuals, The Heartland Medical Clinic, where he was CEO for 7 years. It continues to serve the medical needs of thousands of patients each year.

Paul Gray holds an education degree from the University of Kansas and a degree in Grace Theology from Global Grace Seminary.

His musical recordings can be found at www.fishnetexperience.com.

Spiritual articles and videos can be found at: www.gracewithpaulgray.com

Contact Information

Phone: 785.766.3624

Email: convertibleconversations@gmail.com

Website:

www.gracewithpaulgray.com

New Life In Christ website:

www.newlifelawrence.com

Twitter: @chiefpaulgray

Personal Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/paul.gray.37201901

Online Community Church Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/onlinecommunitychurch/

Paul’s Church (New Life In Christ) Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/NLICLawrence/

Linkedin:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-gray-51a99144/

Author of the inspirational books “Convertible Conversations and “The Fish Net Experience. He is co-author of “Godly Men Make Godly Fathers.

A Glimpse at Paul's new upcoming book Convertible Conversations:

Convertible Conversations is the inspiration story of how cat-five Hurricane Harvey tragically takes the lives of ten-year old Jack Miller’s parents when they were trying to save the lives of others in a flooded neighborhood in Houston Texas. A grief-stricken trio…Jack and his grandparents…try to make sense of the catastrophic event and navigate life through a series of challenging situations and circumstances.

In the novel, empty-nesters, Fred and Susie Miller take on the unexpected responsibility of raising their only grandson while distraught themselves at the loss of their only son and his wife. As they console and help Jack…whose world will never be the same again, he experiences tremendous anger, nightmares, confusion, doubts, and fears…most of which are directed at God.

The two grandparents find themselves raising their grandson as he experiences peer and teacher influence in a divided country rife with political and social unrest where violent protest too often replaces civil discourse. All this takes place as they are coping with the death of their son.

Life takes them through additional tragedies, opportunities to help others, romance, and inevitable end-of-life concerns.

Grandfather Fred Miller, a retired Army Bandmaster, uses a variety of musical illustrations in teaching life-lessons. Jack, in addition to being a sketch artist, is also a musical prodigy – playing drums, writing music, forming and leading a band, and developing a multi-media jazz musical concert that is employed in starting small groups of spiritual-minded students at colleges and universities in Texas and beyond. The story has an over-arching theme of reconciliation and forgiveness which culminates in an unexpected climatic event that tests the Miller’s relationship with God.