Memoirs of a Broken Vessel: Experience Freedom and Transformation

By Linda Coleman

Hear God's voice amid the chaos of life. Navigate the challenges of marriage, miscarriage, and divorce with confidence and peace.

Discover the remarkable journey of finding solace and guidance in the midst of life's chaos with "Memoirs of a Broken Vessel: Experience Freedom and Transformation." Th

• Language: English
• Publisher: Higgins Publishing
• Release date: Aug 3, 2021
• ISBN: 9781941580219

Linda Coleman

Linda Coleman is a seasoned woman of God. She attended The Potter's House School of Ministry and became an ordained elder of the church in June 2017. Currently, with the T.O.R.I. Ministry of The Potter's House of Dallas, Linda serves as a Mentor to women coming out of prison. In February 2020, the Lord impressed upon Linda the need to start the "Women of Purpose and Destiny," sisterhood group.

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Introduction

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his book is the true story of my life. It will encourage and enlighten you in ways that you may never have imagined. Starting with my earliest, innocent years, it details the good times winding through areas of mistakes and memories to the present day. As you read this book, you will no doubt be touched by my life changing testimonies and my life’s precarious twists and turns. Its intriguingly explicit content will amaze and stir you to take a deeper look into who you are and intend to become. Enjoy the ride!

Chapter 1

The Beginning

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am a New Year’s Day baby. My earliest memory is that of an eager three-year-old girl in the kitchen with Mom and Dad. Mom was telling Dad that she was going out to do something and would return shortly. Dad began to wash dishes. I asked Dad if I could help him. He pulled up a chair and let me stand in the chair to wash a dish. After that he said that I had done enough and took me down. I was so proud that I had helped Dad. I could not wait until Mom got back so that I could tell her that I had washed dishes. Mom came right back as she said she would, and Dad told her that I wanted to help him wash dishes, and I had washed a dish. We lived in a two-story white frame house in the 3600 block of Colonial Street in South Dallas. My grandmother, Odessa Woods, lived with us. My grandmother was old and sickly. I remember the day my grandmother died. Mom called for an ambulance and Grandmother passed