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Robert E. Colwell

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White Plains, NY, The United States

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http://www.freetoshine.com

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Robert E. Colwell is the senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Crenshaw in Los Angeles. He has spent most of his adult life helping others to experience the freedom to shine victoriously. In 1981, he started an outreach to free troubled teens which later developed into a church. He served 17 years as an inmate chaplain at the Los Angeles County jail, during which time he also ministered to inmates in more than a third of the prisons in California.
In 1985, he founded a non-profit organization to provide help to parents with disabled children, and another non-profit in 1992 to improve situations for parents and children in foster care. His personal journey through foster care is chronicled in his book Love Leaves No Regrets.

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Free to Shine: Opening the gift of tongues

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What the soul of every Christian longs for...

Everyone longs to be free. Are you?

Remaining free to shine is our primary aim as Christians; only then are we able to follow the Holy Spirit's leading in all things. We fail to shine because something is in the way -- hindering, distracting, or rendering us powerless.

We all experience some level of powerlessness. Powerlessness is the opposite of freedom and nothing is more freeing -- empowering th Read more of this blog post »

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