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Redemption in Brooklyn : The Extraordinary Lengths God Will Go to Draw You near to Him.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Mastellone, Eddy.
Language:
English
Physical Description:
1 online resource (110 p.)
Edition:
1st ed.
Place of Publication:
Eugene : Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2022.
Summary:
After being sentenced to life in prison, Eddy had an encounter with God in a jail cell in Brooklyn. As the story unfolds his faith grows to the point that he does not believe he will be in prison long. After a year he is released. Restoring his life from a gang member and a drug addict, God also healed him of a blood disease due to intravenous drug use. As he became a certified addiction counselor/mental health professional he began working in a mental health facility, and the lessons he has learned are laid out in this memoir for the addict and the addict's family.Various kinds of fears which shape our beliefs and how we feel about a particular race or nationality or even ourselves are hardwired into our brains--this memoir addresses those fears in an introspective personal way, and by example a way to overcome them.
Contents:
Title Page
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1: On My Way Home
Chapter 2: Early Roots
Chapter 3: Coming of Age
Chapter 4: The Perfect Storm
Chapter 5: I Have Lost My Way
Chapter 6: New Life from a Dead Place
Chapter 7: Grateful to Be Alive
Chapter 8: Finally, Freedom
Chapter 9: Engagement on East Fourth Street
Chapter 10: Gratitude in Action
Chapter 11: The Past Catches Up
Chapter 12: "Ancient Voices"
Chapter 13: Cadillacs End Up in the Junkyard
Chapter 14: Living Proof
Chapter 15: Why Are We Prone to Get Addicted?
Chapter 16: An Encounter with Beauty
Chapter 17: Michael's Story
Chapter 18: Naaman
Chapter 19: In the Arms of the Angels
Bibliography.
Notes:
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ISBN:
9781666797954
1666797952
OCLC:
1505736006

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