On September 19, 2003, the California Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board voted to award Rick Walker the statutory $100 per day for every day he was wrongly imprisoned.
Falsely accused and wrongly imprisoned for over 12 years, Rick Walker was finally exonerated this past June. But from the beginning, his story is about finding a God-given freedom that could never be taken from him.
The Figure Skating Competitions
in the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah, left the sport with which I've been associated for more than 25 years in disarray.
Sometimes it's about "turning the other cheek." Sometimes it's about admitting you're at fault. But the antidote to anger always draws on the power of real love.
with contributions from Merelice, Jeffrey Turner, Doris Olawuwo, Robert Kreitz, Jan Libengood, Miriam Mades
Accounts of the ways in which God led six people out of the isolation imposed by divorce, blindness, economic shortfall, stutteing, poor self-image, and age.
Beyond human rights, God has given each individual the comfort and assurance of truly belonging, through the prayerful activity of spiritual self-identification.
