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Forgiving the Dead Man Walking

Name: Forgiving the Dead Man Walking
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Author: Debbie Morris
ISBN: 9780310231875

Only One Woman Can Tell the Entire Story

by Debbie Morris

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256 pages
Publisher: Zondervan
13.9 x 21.6 x 1.2 cm

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For readers seeking hope and inspiration from trauma

Helps you understand crime and the path to forgiveness

You will find strength and healing in your own life

This powerful book shares one woman's journey of faith and forgiveness after surviving a horrific crime.

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Forgiving The Dead Man Walking by Debbie Morris and Gregg Lewis is a crime book of the inspiring story of one women's redemption who became the victim and survived a horrific crime. Debbie Morris goes deeper and beyond such crimes and takes readers into the spiritual journey of her faith as she questions crime and forgiveness.