Gang Violence in the Church

by Leonard Jerkins


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Hardcover
$21.95
Softcover
$11.95
Hardcover
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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 11/29/2007

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 136
ISBN : 9780595700257
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 136
ISBN : 9780595454167

About the Book

Drawing from his personal experience as a young man affiliated with gangs and as a pastor later in life, author Leonard C. Jerkins asserts that it's time to change how we worship and praise God and congregate as a church. According to Jerkins, there is more unity on the streets than in today's churches. Instead of fighting sin, he maintains, we fight each other-we fight about our differences in traditions, our opinions about God's word, and our denominations.

In the triumphant and motivating Gang Violence in the Church, Jerkins uses his life-changing personal-success story as a starting place for teaching others in need of spiritual guidance how to stop fighting and start living a healthier and more fulfilling lifestyle through a genuine belief in and devotion to God.

Gang Violence in the Church challenges our beliefs and asks us to question whether we truly seek the truth concerning God's word or just look for what we want his words to say. With Jerkins' honest and powerful teachings, everyone can find a rightful and righteous path to God with the purpose of improving ourselves and our communities.


About the Author

Leonard C. Jerkins is an ordained pastor with True Doctrine Ministry, Inc., in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Since the book was published Pastor Leonard Jerkins has went back to school to recieve his High School Diploma at Central Peidmount Community College Graduated top of his class with 3.5 average and has since then enrolled in Shaw University in the undergaduate program Majoring in Religion/Philosophy currently is finishing his Associate Degree and going on to recieve his BA then his Masters of Divinity This book comes from the mind at that time, of an uneducated person with a dream to see the world and the church unite as one to change our country before it's to late.