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A Harsh Awakening: How Audrey Surrendered to God

Going to prison was a harsh awakening for Audrey. She couldn't relate to the other prisoners, and felt as though she was trapped on an alien world.

By Audrey Fay
February 26, 2018
Angel Tree | California | Chuck Colson | Reentry | social stigma | TUMI
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From Servant of the World to Servant of the Lord

Audrey Fay

I am not sure what prevented me from committing suicide. I had traveled a long, lonely road. I let circumstances from my childhood and young adult life boil inside me, until I felt angry at the whole world. I had thought that if I helped everyone around me and did everything they asked of me, they would like me, and I would find the happiness I craved.

By Audrey Fay
February 26, 2013
California | TUMI

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