The Open Gate to Paradise
Lindy Morelli
Geisteswissenschaften, Kunst, Musik / Religion/Theologie
Beschreibung
The Open Gate to Paradise: A Lifeline for the Wrongfully Convicted and Their Families
What do you do when you're suddenly thrust into Hell? Wrongfully convicted, with your loved one thrown in jail, and nowhere to turn-how do you begin to fight your way out?
The Open Gate to Paradise is a powerful guide recommended by those who have experienced it firsthand-the wrongly convicted and their families. A no-nonsense, grassroots account, this book provides real keys to freedom when you're "buried alive." It offers practical steps to help you navigate the storm of wrongful conviction and turn tragedy into triumph.
Written by Lindy Morelli, author of Alabaster Heart (her autobiography), this book draws on her 40 years of experience as a chaplain and counselor for the incarcerated. Morelli is a long-time advocate for the wrongfully convicted, with a profound empathy born of having had a loved one wrongfully imprisoned. Her unique perspective, as someone who has overcome significant obstacles-being blind since birth-equips her to help others in extraordinary ways.
In The Open Gate to Paradise, you'll discover how to:
- Stay sane amid chaos
- Overcome despair and legal pitfalls
- Build stamina for the long fight ahead
- Find lasting purpose in adversity
- Grow spiritually and emerge stronger
This book is the only one of its kind, offering the keys to transform your life, from despair to hope, isolation to peace, and sadness to joy.
Morelli's journey has earned her numerous accolades, including being named Northeast Woman in 1993 for her humanitarian work. In 1994, she founded Lighthouse in Scranton, Inc., a religious outreach offering comfort, guidance, and hope to the distressed.
The Open Gate to Paradise is a compact but powerful resource for anyone facing wrongful conviction. It empowers you to transform your circumstances and reclaim your life with faith, resilience, and hope.
Kundenbewertungen
Conviction Criminal Justice, Wrongful, Reform Prison