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This book is a collection of letters written by Reverend Edward E. Menaldino, a pastor for over 40 years throughout churches in the United States. The letters, titled Parson To Person, were addressed to his congregation and were included on a monthly basis in the church's Sunday bulletin. They featured the author's reflections on how to meet the challenges of living a Christian life in a modern world. Reverend Menaldino's family, appreciating the depth and wisdom of his teachings, frequently encouraged him to publish his writings. Although he did not live to see this publication the family is hopeful these letters will bless, guide and strengthen readers in their walk of faith. Reverend Edward E. Menaldino was born in Flushing, New York, served in the Air Force in WWII, earned two degrees at Central Bible College (now incorporated into Evangel University) in Springfield, Missouri, and received training in counseling at the University of Minnesota. An evangelist and recorded singer in his early years of ministry in both Canada and the United States, he accepted pastoral positions in San Francisco, Minneapolis, and Philadelphia. During his long tenure as pastor in Philadelphia, he was in demand in Poland, Germany, India and Italy as a special speaker and teacher at Bible schools and in churches. He served for several years as District Presbyter for the Assemblies of God Pennsylvania-Delaware District. His wife of over 6o years passed away in 2010. Reverend Menaldino passed away in 2012 at the age of 85 years and is survived by 3 children, 6 grandchildren, and 4 great-grandchildren..