Harry has put pen to paper and, along with support from and lots of reminiscing with Doreen, has published a book that has been described as "full of adventure and courage, honesty and reality".

It's an autobiography titled IN HIS GRIP: An Aussie bloke who had a go.

You will laugh, you will cry, you'll be challenged as you read this amazing journey which is being launched on Tuesday, October 22 at the Coachman Hotel reception room from 5.15pm for 5.30pm start.

A dollar from every sale will be donated to the Pink Up Parkes campaign, a month-long fundraiser for the McGrath Foundation to fund more Breast Care Nurses like Parkes' Dianne Green.

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Parkes woman Rhonda Brain, who has read the transcript, is full of praise for the new book.

"As you read this book, you will be somewhat astounded to see the calibre, commitment and scope of this man and woman," she said.

"We have 'legends' living among us. Few people in our district have poured out their lives for others, as these two.

"Their journey is quite unique."

Harry Westcott grew up on his parents' 2000 acres wheat and sheep farm at Alectown. He is the second of four sons born to Seddon and Florence Westcott.

In 1959, at the age of 27, Harry entered into full-time Christian ministry, being ordained as a Methodist minister and pastoring in NSW, Western Australia and ACT.

He later became the leader of a trans-denominational ministry called Vision Ministries.

Harry has ministered across all Australian states and territories, and across 27 other nations.

This book is Harry's testimony of the wonders, miracles, heartaches, joys and tears he and wife Doreen have experienced, but which has also revealed to them how amazingly God has kept them "In His Grip".

Everyone is invited to the launch on Tuesday, October 22 at 5.15pm.

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