When a couple stands at the altar they are charged by the minister to be ready to stay together: "for richer and for poorer, for better and for worse." The couple expects to encounter some of those "worse" moments somewhere down the road of their marriage.

The testimony of a 15 year old girl who was raised in a Christian home.  She later backslid in her walk, found herself overdosing on drugs, dieing, and being sent to Hell. Fortunately, she was given a second chance and mission to go back and warn the lost, backslidden, and lukewarm with an urgent message.

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I was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on October 16,1985.  My mother Hattie Renfroe and father, David Labeaud were not married.  I have six siblings.  For the most part of my childhood I lived in two worlds.  I was raised by my paternal grandparents Gilbert and Iris Labeaud and my maternal grandmother Missie Lee Renfroe.  They raised me to the best of their abilities.  My paternal grandparents raised me as a Catholic and we attended St David's church  

He was an 18 year old kid on a hot summer day just prior to his first college semester. Riding in the back of a pickup truck in rural Georgia with friends after a hard day of landscaping work. They were talking sports, girls and plans for the weekend, when suddenly the truck is hit by a passing 18- wheeler, throwing him underneath a 3-ton attached trailer and dragging him 300 feet.