Comfort At The Oasis
A book of hope and love told by women who beat the odds of addiction and prison recidivism!
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This book is a compilation of actual testimonies of several women who found themselves caught up in a vicious cycle for years of going in and out of addiction. They found themselves breaking years of wrong thinking replacing it with someone/something most people run from. Each woman has her own background and for some rehab was the answer and for others it was a faith-based mentoring class while in prison called Discipleship. Perhaps you can relate to some of their problems as they discuss, very candidly, their perils and what it took to turn their lives around. As you read their stories, you will be moved by the determination of these women to break the cycle of addiction in their own lives and you will be encouraged to see that your own problems are not as bad as they seem. You will be inspired to accomplish dreams and visions for your own life. These dreams and visions can only be accomplished through a life lived in relationship with God. You will see that life is full of possibilities and that there is Comfort At The Oasis!
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Countless men and women have returned to society after spending time in rehabilitation centers and/or prison to become productive citizens defying the dangers of prison recidivism. This book presents a brief look into the lives of several individuals who have defied the odds of addiction and returning to prison. Read as they share some of what happened to them and how their lives changed drastically. They represent those whose stories have yet to be told sharing from the depths of their hearts situations that could break a man or woman forever. And yet they made it. It was by the grace of God!
About the Author
Lunetta Sims has traveled extensively as a speaker including two mission trips to Georgetown, Guyana, South America. She is an approved volunteer through the TDCJ Chaplaincy Department with twenty years of service, speaking at men and women prison units. Lunetta founded House of Hope – BTH (Broadening The Horizon), a 501(c)3 non-profit home for women coming out of prison and continues to mentor women as they rebuild their lives.