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|  | | A Heart Held Ransomed written by Stephan Skotko
A Heart Held Ransomed is a true story of a man who lost his family, his job and for all practical purposes his life at the hands of repressed memory therapy.
In his book, Steve speaks openly about the nightmare that brought him rock bottom and tore apart his family. The experience has taken him through a journey of darkness that he never intended to relive and an experience so humiliating that he never intended to share. However, as Steve began learning just how many people have been victimized by this madness, he realized that he had to take a stand and speak up for victims everywhere.
If the truth be known it would have been easier for Steve to coward and to simply put the past behind him. However, Steve has mustered the strength and courage to step forward and to expose the lies, the rumors and the myths of repressed memory therapy.
A True Story of a Man who lost it all only to discover the truth was worth fighting for.........
This is his story Accused of sexual abuse on the basis of recovered memories, Steve describes his personal anguish and fight to expose the truth. The charges against Steve were eventually dropped and the case thrown out of court. With his name cleared, he is now stepping up to the plate and is sharing his experience in hopes of saving others.
The book exposes the madman who destroyed their lives and the questionable therapeutic techniques that were used. Steve has spoken with oth | |  | | Bowing Before God
Some people seem to think suffering is detrimental,and they cannot fathom why a God who is both good and great could allow anyone to suffer. Joan reminds us, God created us with a free will and we live in a world that is corrupt and unfortunately bad things can and do happen to good people. But, that doesn’t mean that God isn’t there nor does it mean that He doesn’t care.
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This book promotes a positive school spirit and sheds light on the school's history, going back to the late 1800's extending up to present day. It's a fun historical record of the students, the eras, the school and the city of Colorado Springs, Colorado. Who knew there was a ghost who haunts the school gym and that the surrounding area was once home to the Ute Indians? But, even better than that, you'll meet some of the students that once roamed the halls at Harrison, including "Oppie", a self-professed James Dean sort of guy. Athletes Ron Roehrich and Oren McClure will share their stories and tales from their adventures both on and off the field at Harrison High. And Pat Smith, the young girl who loved school, sets the stage with some whimsical memories from her experiences at that ol' High School that she'll forever remember. A book that anyone who has ever gone to high school will enjoy! This book is an accumulation of research material gathered from the local library, school yearbooks, newspaper clippings and from personal interviews with those who've attended the school.
span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 9pt">Colorado Springs, CO - As Harrison High School in Colorado Springs gets ready to kick off their homecoming game on Sept 24, 2010 at 7:00pm, Ron Roehrich and Oren McClure have been busy making plans to gather the original players from Harrison's first football game that was played back in 1955. o:p>/o:p>/span>
span style="font-family: "Arial","sans-serif"; font-size: 9pt">It's hard to believe that it was 55 years ago (on the afternoon of 23 Sep 1955) that Coach Anderson and Coa | |  | | Torn Apart / Restored Written by Darin Carroll
The co-author -Teila Tankersley is a freelance writer from Colorado Springs, CO. She is best known for writing articles that inspire or challenge her readers, she focuses on stories and issues that are relevant in today’s society and this is a book that she is pushing to the lime-light because she is convinced it can and will change lives!
Torn Apart / Restored is a true story about two childhood sweethearts, Darin and Gloria. A young couple tangled up in a turbulent marriage, their lives were in shambles, unable to work out their differences the couple eventually decide to divorce.
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The drama of their lives unfolds and just as they are preparing to finalize their divorce; Gloria has a change of heart. She believes that God has given her a revelation, she tells her husband that she no longer wants a divorce. However, her husband wants nothing to do with her and for all practica |
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