After 40 years of impressive community service in the village of Morwa in Botswana, Leroy returns to his native United States and becomes a celebrity. His bitter rival for 40 years, Jealousman, looks forward to finally being the sole village hero once again. Suddenly, the paroled Pastor Limelight Mmonadilo of the defunct Ten Commandments Ministries attains popularity by mobilising the village leadership into preserving and celebrating Leroy's legacy for purposes of employment creation, amidst the grinding global economic recession. Jelousman, believing that his own legacy is more worthy of celebration and preservation, gets determined to bring Pastor Mmonadilo's project to its knees. For a while he tries to do this in an uncharacteristically subtle manner. Meanwhile, a group of city-based professionals motivate the formation of a company for tourism business in Morwa. This intensifies the rivalry between Jealousman and Pastor Mmonadilo. Father Sebastian Modiga of the Roman Catholic Church channels the negative energy between the two men into unleashing a "holy war" and "final solution" against the allegedly predatory charismatic or "Fire" church in Botswana.

Do you know who that person is that you lie next to at night is, or that person you call your father. In 1981, we discovered we had been living with a stranger. This was a very traumatic year for my family. After finding out who my father the Assistant Pastor really was, I was silent and guarded for a long time, I felt like I did not have a voice because I was so ashamed. I let all the disparaging things that happened in my life control me. I decided to take a step and tell a friend, then I told another, then my children. I realized I had a lot to say. God led me to take another step and share my life with others to help them understand that when you go through shock, pain, and disappointment you have even more to say and should reveal your pain so you can begin to heal.

FREE THIS BOOK NOW - The Pastoral Theology of Piere-André Liégé: a critical and comparative study in pastoral and practical theology. | Take this for your study.

This book contains the powerful story of one woman’s quest to be radically healed from a violent assault that happened in her home at age 20. After the pastors, counselors and experts all said it was impossible to be healed this side of heaven, Jesus said otherwise. Find out what miracle took place after Jesus told her look at His record of what He did every time someone asked Him to heal them. Find that same open door of faith into the supernatural power of God for your situation! Hear how the miracles continued as the Lord gave her an open-eyed encounter with Him as she shared the good news of the gospel and invitation of salvation to the assailant at his parole hearing twenty-five years later. What was the Lord doing at that hearing? You will not want to miss it! This book shares the simple and powerful truth of the gospel that Jesus can deliver us from the most impossible situations and heal us as if the trauma never happened. If your situation is truly impossible – Jesus can do something about it! This book includes gospel principles as well as common pitfalls women face on the road of recovery. It is written for every person who has faced devastation, tragedy, and trauma and who needs the miracle power of Jesus, as well as for all those who are hungry to encounter our soon coming King in whatever situation they are in.

Even though Oren Elow had never tried heroin, hed always heard that it was a gift from the goddess. So he didnt hesitate to try it when his buddies offered him his first hit of heroina hit that would make him a heroin slave and one that would define so many of his following years. In this memoir, Elow shares his lifes narrativefrom growing up in Louisiana with an alcoholic father and loving mother who later divorced, to his years on Bostons streets as a heroin addict, to his time spent behind bars for a variety of transgressions, and to the effect his addiction had on his wife and children. Through anecdotes and stories, Heroin addresses the stark realities of life as a junkie and a convict and provides insight into the mindset of an addict. Elow narrates a broad view of his lifefighting addiction and triumphing over it.