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Standin in the Midst of the Storm. Paperback - March 25, 2017
By Melanie Washington (Author)
When you are STANDIN in a storm of your life, and we will have many of them, you are in a very dark place. When I first saw the new picture of my book cover, I didn't quite grasp it. The young lady who helped me with this book, changed the cover because she saw something different in the title that I had neglected to see. STANDIN in the midst of the storm and forgiving the unforgivable is truly a dark place because we don't ever really want to forgive those who have hurt us, lied to us, beat us, raped or molested us, scorned us, and even murdered us or someone we love.
Standin in the Midst of the Storm: Forgiving the Unforgivable Paperback - October 10, 2022
By Melanie Washington (Author)
Not only did Melanie Washington visit in prison the gangbanger who killed her son, she hugged him and called him her son. Not many Christians exude such supreme grace. Not many have undergone as severe trials, either. Since overcoming drugs, alcohol, and childhood abuse herself, Melanie sponsored safe houses for troubled teens who were too hard to handle in the foster care system. She has spoken to myriad inmates, reducing hardened felons to tears. A book about my Journey to know Jesus. As a Memoir of that journey from Pain to Forgiving. All who have wronged me by taking the lives of my loved ones brutally hurt me and my family. It took me 20 years to write this book through those tears.


Chicken Soup for the Volunteer's Soul: Stories to Celebrate the Spirit of Courage, Caring, and Community (Chicken Soup for the Soul) Paperback - Illustrated, September 18, 2012
By Jack Canfield (Author), Mark Victor Hansen (Author), Arline McGraw Oberst (Author)
Volunteers are models of unconditional kindness, compassion, and love. They choose hope over despair, optimism over cynicism, and caring over indifference. A single individual can make a significant difference in the lives of others. This inspiring collection of stories by and for volunteers is just one of the many ways that we show our appreciation to the volunteers in our schools, churches, and communities.