This conclusion episode of George Jackson's story opens up with George getting shot two times on one day, and still not taking that as a wakeup call to change his life. It was only a couple years later when his daughter came to him with some choice words that it struck his heart and led him to seek out the Lord and change his life.

George continues his story and shares about his transition from Crack to Meth and tells some crazy stories about how easy it was to commit identity theft crimes...until he got caught.

When George went to tell his friends the great news about the full ride baseball scholarship he was offered for college, they invited him to celebrate by trying out some cocaine. George became hooked and decided to reject the baseball scholarship to stay home and keep doing cocaine instead.

The spiritual darkness that engulfed Brandy from childhood culminated in a path of abuse that caused her to experience deep drug addiction, homelessness, and to eventually lose her eyesight due to being beaten so badly that her retinas detached from her eyes. In this conclusion to Brandy's story she shares how she found the love of God through SafeHouse Ministries and others at Mental Health Court, and how she came back to the place where she could have her physical sight restored, and even more importantly, her spiritual sight restored. Brandy's story is educational and inspirational.

This episode gives a powerful glimpse into the reality that domestic abuse victims face, and it gives deep insight into why it is so difficult for those victims to leave their abusers. This is an episode that will deepen your understanding and give you valuable insight that you can use to be a help to others. Please share this episode and help us spread this knowledge that can be a help to many others.

Brandy's story has a heartbreaking beginning with trauma and abuse during her childhood years. She eventually dropped out of high school and began a path from her teenage years into adulthood that turned out to be a road filled with even more failed relationships and children lost to DFCS. There is much to learn from in this beginning episode of Brandy's life.

There are ~14,000 children in need of childcare in Columbus, GA and roughly ~7,000 available slots. SafeHouse Ministries has just launched a new support service, Bright Futures Childcare, to help meet this need. Even more crucial is the need for childcare when single parents are struggling to get out of homelessness or addiction and need childcare so they can work through a sobriety program or a job to save up money. Bright Futures Childcare goes even further by providing care for sick children, and for children with mental or social disabilities.

Keir wraps up his story and shares how amazing his life is now because of the redemptive love and grace of God! He also recalls and shares some of the craziest memories he has about living homeless and in the woods.