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In 2000, my mother died and I was devastated.  I believe God knew what He was doing because I would have followed my mother in death if He had not intervened.  I went to jail from 2000 to 2002 for things I am still very ashamed to talk about.  My brother was killed on memorial [...]

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Their journey together began in January 1957, when Dr. George as a 19-year-old evangelist was preaching a series of revival services in a small Assemblies of God Church in Abilene, Texas.  During the first service, he met what he terms “the most beautiful girl I had ever seen, 17-year-old Gwen Rogers.”  They married five months [...]

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In September, God blew on my house of cards, shaking its foundation. My husband lost his job. Two days into his new job, our reliable vehicle gave out. We had accrued debt moving into our new apartment, and now struggled under its weight as we were reduced to juggling the bills while also trying to [...]

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More than ten years later, I have gradually crawled out of the shock that caged me when I heard the news of my father’s death. I can still remember my blood seriously bubbling in a pool of denial. I was devastated; so devastated that as I write my eyes are full of tears. It was not the case of him leaving Canada and coming back again. He left earth and I was never going to see him alive again. He left without any thing special from me. If I had known, I could have sent whatever I had on hand instead of foolishly putting stuff into the special suitcase he never got. The suitcase eventually got home after he had passed on to where there is no need for luggage.

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And This Too Shall Pass Away

Circumstance had yanked me from my comfort zone and recklessly thrust me into a boiling sea of constant afflictions.  Merciless sharks of tribulation with oppressive fangs that shone with congealed malice kept digging into my worn out soul.  From an automobile accident that left me in a state of shock, to my mothers fate on [...]

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Who and what will we be today but for our good mothers?  They carried us in their wombs for nine months and labored to birth us into this world.  They sat and watched our infant heads as we slept in our unassuming cradles night after night.  They stayed up fanning discomfort from our sides when [...]

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He put Immaculee and six other women in a tiny, rarely used bathroom in a remote corner of the house measuring three feet by four feet, for 91 days. They were hidden not only from intruders, but from the minister’s large family. Immaculee and the other tall women sat with their backs against the wall. [...]

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I have been in and out of jail since the age of 18 with charges ranging from aggravated assault with a deadly weapon to theft. When I was 7months pregnant with my oldest daughter, I went through the emotions of “baby momma drama” with another woman in my boyfriend’s life. She jumped on me when [...]

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