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Melissa Summers grew up Adventist in Lillington, North Carolina. However, at age 17 she graduated from high school, joined the U.S. Army, and left the world of religion far behind as she rocketed to fame and fortune in the world of radio and television as an on-air personality.
Fame and fortune? Really? Consider some of the facts.
At age 18 in her first year in the Army, she became an on-air talent for the Army's
Top 40 station in Fort Gordon, Georgia.
For more, see The Melissa Summers Story
So you've wandered far away from both God and church and think you've gone too far to ever come back? Please keep reading.
My name is Jan.* I grew up attending Adventist schools and I was in church every week. And I detested just about every minute. My home life was miserable, too.
In academy, a Bible teacher told me I was going to go to hell and
that I'd probably like it there. My senior year at an Adventist . . .
For more, see She abandoned witchcraft for Jesus
Casey Stilwell left the church, then returned.
Again. And again. And again.
Until she finally got it right.
Each time Casey returned, she became a little stronger and her relationship with Jesus a little deeper. Until finally she found a relationship with the Lord that was lasting.
Here's her story.
For more, see Casey Came Back
As the war in Iraq drags on, us seems to be coming apart at the seams.
I cite as evidence in no particular order of importance the following: