Forgiving the Dead Man Walking 
What would it take for crime survivor Debbie Morris to finally find peace?
The slight blonde woman who greets me warmly at the door of her suburban Cincinnati home this breezy Thursday morning quickly offers me a cup of coffee and a seat at her kitchen table. Her husband, Brad, is taking care of their children, she assures me, so it's a kid-free zone. As we make small talk, Debbie, author of Forgiving the Dead Man Walking (Zondervan), casually mentions how she stashes all ...
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Kathleen Orozco
Debbie - I just want to say that you are not just ok, youu are exceptional and always WERE in God's sight. Even when satan manages to mess up our lives, God can use those experiences to make us invaluable in spreading the Truth about Him. You are doing that - and your life experiences make you precious -not just ok- as a result. I see you as 'refined gold' and I ask God's continued blessings in your and your family's lives.
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