You'll See Jesus on my Face

You’ll See Jesus on My Face is the account of a girl who was offered drinks by her parents at age two, was abused and molested by age eight, was dealing drugs at age nine, was living under a bridge at age twelve, bore three children by age nineteen, was a stripper for seven years, was sent to jail five times, lived in the drug world underground, and died three times (and was revived). It is an account of darkness and bondage.

But that is only a part of the story. The more important part of the story is that You’ll See Jesus on My Face is an account of how God, through a dramatic series of events, changed that person, Cynthia Burch, into a radiant woman of God. The Kokomo Rescue Mission has sponsored the publication of this work to make her triumphant story available to others.

Author
You’ll See Jesus on My Face is Cynthia Burch’s story as told to Riley B. Case. Riley B. Case is president of the Board of Directors of the Kokomo Rescue Mission. He is a graduate of Taylor University and Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary. He served as pastor in the United Methodist Church for forty-three years. His last pastorate before retirement was St. Luke’s United Methodist Church in Kokomo, Indiana.

Case is the author of four other books: Understanding Our New United Methodist Hymnal (Bristol, 1989): Evangelical and Methodist A Popular History (Abingdon, 2004); How Hackleburg Became a Thirteen-Pie Church (Bristol 2004); and A Paper Route Is Good for the Soul (IPI 2010). Mr. Case can be contacted through rileycase.com.

ISBN: 978-1-60920-014-5
Release Date: January 1, 2011
Pages: 144
Keywords: Family, relationships, religion: Christian, Substance abuse, criminal experience, deliverance
Audience Level: Adult
Genres: Substance abuse, healing, Christian, freedom
Price: $12.95