A pastor is arrested on charges of molesting his own daughter, and threatening to kill her if she told anyone. How can he fight a system that assumes he is guilty, and which thinks that automatically believing the victim is a virtue? Has his life and ministry come to an end? After all, with even a hint of such accusations, one can safely assume a pastor is permanently out of a job. With forty serious charges against him, he would be facing a prison term of multiple life sentences if convicted. But has something happened behind the scenes which caused these accusations to be made, something darker than anyone could have imagined?
This is a true story of horror, of despair, of faith, and of triumph. It is an account of the miracles by which truth prevailed over deception.
This is a true story of horror, of despair, of faith, and of triumph. It is an account of the miracles by which truth prevailed over deception.
