Even though Janet Taylor's childhood in North Carolina was far from idea, she never dreamed that her life would get so bad that a jail cell would feel like home to her.... |
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The wheels were coming off of Eddie's self-indulgent life, but he didn't know a way out. Then one day a friend of a friend crossed his path.... |
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A home-wrecker and a drunk, Karen hated herself and what she had become. Would God give her another chance? ... |
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Christina survived a tragic childhood of abuse and abandonment, but somehow found her way to the sea and at its edge, she found healing. ... |
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Polly had a twisted view of love after a childhood of sexual traumas. She floundered for years, eventually getting married, but still carrying the scars of an abused little girl.... |
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A rare neurovascular disorder cripples Millie. After a discouraging medical prognosis she calls The 700 Club for prayer and wakes up the next morning to a miraculous healing.... |
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While his life was grounded in the Muslim faith, a chain of events took place that set Naeem on a new spiritual journey.... |
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Azar worked hard to be a good Muslim. But after years of ceremonial prayers five times a day, she grew tired of the routine.... |
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Frank Welch was a policeman, and he was supposed to protect people from criminals, but years of witnessing violence on the streets left his own heart as hard as stone.... |
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