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Exposing the Darkness: From a small town where people don't talk or tell
Malynda Osantowski-Hughes first memory in life was of being abused. This was a constant in her life through her whole childhood and young adulthood as she was constantly raped and sold to others for their sexual needs. She had nobody … until God made Himself known to her.
Read the amazing story of a woman’s climb through the pain and suffering of her life to a place where she is a shining light for the Lord. The healing Malynda has experienced has allowed her to minister to others in similar situations and speak to audiences of all kinds including universities, trainings and more.
Hope in dark situations is found throughout her story. God’s Hand was on her all the time, and He showed her how much He loves her in taking her through healing … memory by memory.
Sex trafficking does not happen only in big cities. It is an evil that lurks throughout this country and around the world. It’s time to expose the darkness.
Read the amazing story of a woman’s climb through the pain and suffering of her life to a place where she is a shining light for the Lord. The healing Malynda has experienced has allowed her to minister to others in similar situations and speak to audiences of all kinds including universities, trainings and more.
Hope in dark situations is found throughout her story. God’s Hand was on her all the time, and He showed her how much He loves her in taking her through healing … memory by memory.
Sex trafficking does not happen only in big cities. It is an evil that lurks throughout this country and around the world. It’s time to expose the darkness.
84 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 7, 2015
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January 27, 2016
Malynda’s childhood consisted of sexual abuse. This is her story.
My Thoughts
First, I applaud Malynda for her bravery. The raw pain to put her story in the public arena is commendable.
Sickened – The experience I had while reading the accounts of rape and abuse. My wife and I have adopted children out of neglect and abuse. That makes some of Malynda’s story personal.
This read has a happy ending. Malynda faced the pain and moved past it. She has become a shining light for Jesus.
As a result of this book, I hate the evils of sex trafficking even worse.
Again, thank you Malynda for shining a light in the deepest darkness. Your beauty has shined through onto the darkest of canvas.
My Thoughts
First, I applaud Malynda for her bravery. The raw pain to put her story in the public arena is commendable.
Sickened – The experience I had while reading the accounts of rape and abuse. My wife and I have adopted children out of neglect and abuse. That makes some of Malynda’s story personal.
This read has a happy ending. Malynda faced the pain and moved past it. She has become a shining light for Jesus.
As a result of this book, I hate the evils of sex trafficking even worse.
Again, thank you Malynda for shining a light in the deepest darkness. Your beauty has shined through onto the darkest of canvas.
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