PRISON FELLOWSHIP: Misty Wallace

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How an Attempted Murder Led to Reconciliation

On an October evening in 1992, 18-year-old Misty Wallace called her parents from a pay phone outside of a Burger King in Indianapolis. As she concluded her call, a man approached and asked if she was done. When she said “yes,” the man shot her in the face.

By Steve Rempe
September 29, 2016
Indiana | Indianapolis | Keith Blackburn | Misty Wallace | reconciliation | Repentance | TakePart

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