Love can open prison doors.

Description:

[Autobiography] The son of a godly couple, Starr Daily was, by his own admission, an evil man. From his youth, this criminal of the 1920s and 30s, broke his father's heart repeatedly. Finally, during a severe police beating, something strange happened. They relented and showed him mercy for no apparent reason. He was still imprisoned, and still a hard case, but being thrown into the dank isolation and abused by the guard, almost dying, He saw Jesus come to him in a garden. When he awoke, he possessed the most incredible loving nature. His enemy, the prisoners, the guards - he loved all. He used that power of love to change many lives. He teaches us how it is done. It is all true, I have used it myself and taught others the same. This is truly a supernatural Christian book you will either love or hate. Many conventional Christians will find this book offenseive, but the open minded will be touched and changed. Oh yes, he used a pseudonym in all his work, taking a name to reflect his new life.

subjects: Personal narratives,  Prisoners,  love,  Christianity,  power of love,  spiritual love,  prisoner reform,  supernatural,  god's love,  projecting,  blessings

Places: United States

Times: 1920s to 1930s