Harold Morris spent eight years in prison for crimes he did not commit. Now a minister, he has produced a page-turning, anecdotal book about life on both sides of the prison bars and on both sides of the church altar. By the author of Twice Pardoned.
More of the life story of Harold Morris so it is basically a sequel to "Twice Pardoned" by the same author. Powerful, poignant, and personal. Highly recommended for teens and adults.
Great book and a great testimony of God changing a life. Harold Morris was a convict and is now making a difference in the prisons bringing other convicts to Jesus.
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Very inspiring. It encouraged me to hang in there when life gets hard. His story included lots of challenges and how he kept coming to the Lord is a great example.
The book was a great read because this man's life is inspiring. He brings hope into prisons and to high schools and to the hopeless. Even in the throes of cancer therapy he still helped others. Very inspiring life.