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Will I ever learn?: One woman's life of miracles and ministry

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This is the incredible autobiography . . .

. . . of a young woman who pursued fame and fortune with passionate intensity. The victim of childhood sexual abuse, she decided that no God would allow a little girl to suffer as she had, and so she embraced atheism.

She submerged herself in a world of power and politics, drugs, the occult, broken relationships, pain, and emptiness until there was nothing about her to suggest a divine destiny. Only God knew what was in the heart of this cigar-smoking, hard-drinking, profane woman-because He had put it there. With divine urgency the Father sought His lost child, fanning the spark of unconditional love that would not let her go.

"So what have I learned through all this?" Pastor Williams asks. "That no matter how dark or how brilliant our past, no matter how great or how humble our present, we have this to be eternally united in Christ in heavenly places, if only we trust and obey!"

202 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1996

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June 24, 2012
An Awesome bio. Encouraging and challenging all at once. If this one life had been split between four people it would still have been just as interesting! It was well written and kept you engaged until the last chapter when the 'secret' was unveiled. I also appreciated how the author wove into the fabric of this frenetic story, key life lessons and "ahaa" moments. I identified with many of them myself and I am strengthened to face my challenges in life as a result of having read this book
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July 29, 2011
An inspiring story of one woman's journey and the God who would not let go.
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