Chad A. Cain has a bit of an addiction to baseball. He is a lifelong fan of the St. Louis Cardinals, and he attends at least one game each year. He grew up in Southern Indiana, listening to the Redbirds on the radio with his grandfather and uncle. Nowadays, Chad rarely misses a game on TV.
Chad's "day job" is that of a high school history teacher. He has taught U.S. History, World History, and AP European History for the past thirteen years. Chad is passionate about teaching history, and he especially enjoys discussing the events of the Cold War with his classes.
In his personal life, Chad is blessed with an amazing wife named Heather. Chad and Heather share a love of all things related to the 1980's (especially the movies, TV shows, and music). She puts up with Chad's obsession with Cardinal baseball, but has never fully embraced the sport (except when Lance Berkman was on the team). Chad also loves spending time with his family, and is actively trying to convert his two-year-old nephew Reed into a Cardinal fan. His father roots for the Cubs.
Chad hopes and prays that One Night In October will be a blessing to the reader. He believes fervently that it is a God-inspired story. Some of the episodes in the book are loosely based on real events experienced by Chad's family. Happy reading and Go Cards!
Chad's "day job" is that of a high school history teacher. He has taught U.S. History, World History, and AP European History for the past thirteen years. Chad is passionate about teaching history, and he especially enjoys discussing the events of the Cold War with his classes.
In his personal life, Chad is blessed with an amazing wife named Heather. Chad and Heather share a love of all things related to the 1980's (especially the movies, TV shows, and music). She puts up with Chad's obsession with Cardinal baseball, but has never fully embraced the sport (except when Lance Berkman was on the team). Chad also loves spending time with his family, and is actively trying to convert his two-year-old nephew Reed into a Cardinal fan. His father roots for the Cubs.
Chad hopes and prays that One Night In October will be a blessing to the reader. He believes fervently that it is a God-inspired story. Some of the episodes in the book are loosely based on real events experienced by Chad's family. Happy reading and Go Cards!
