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If you want to learn how to forgive the unforgivable, this book is for you.
Mark’s personal story has taken him from an abusive home life to being homeless on the streets of LA. Mark draws you into his story like only a man speaking from the heart can do, and before you know it, you’re living his story, hanging on each word. You’re hoping for resolution. You know it’s coming because here is the man living and breathing before you, but how could it be? How can this be the same man who lived this be able to live a life of grace? Mark’s answer is simple. Forgiveness.
You've Been Hurt, We Get It
We recognize that hurt takes many forms—whether through abuse, neglect, betrayal, or deep personal loss. These wounds can leave lasting pain, affecting emotions, relationships, and even self-worth. We understand the weight of these experiences and are here to offer a path toward healing, hope, and the freedom found in forgiveness.
Childhood Sexual Abuse
1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men have been sexually abused as a child. This pain, left unforgiven, can destroy lives. Watch this short one-minute video to understand the magnitude. If you were, you are not alone and there is freedom available from the pain and shame.
(video credit: Defend Innocence)
Sexual Assault / Rape
70x7 interviews Sharon who was sexually assaulted as a teenager and still struggles with her journey to freedom in forgiveness. (Caution: Video contains subject matter only for adults.)
Relationship Infidelity
Does a relationship have to end when there is infidelity? No! At a 70x7 event, Hasani Pettiford (The Couples Academy) explains how forgiveness is possible and have a better relationship because of the experience.
You're not alone—we're here for you.
We understand the weight of your experiences and are here to offer a path toward healing, hope, and the freedom found in forgiveness.
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If considering suicide, contact the Suicide Hotline by dialing "988".
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