• From Brotherhood to Beacon: James Harris's Journey of Transformation and Faith

  • Jan 8 2024
  • Length: 20 mins
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From Brotherhood to Beacon: James Harris's Journey of Transformation and Faith

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  • When James Harris, once known as Bear, speaks of his journey from the depths of Aryan Brotherhood enforcer to beacon of hope and faith, it's impossible not to feel the weight of his transformation. His story is one not just of change, but of rebirth, echoing through the corridors of Mississippi's toughest prisons to the peaceful embrace of a church community.

    Today, James stands as a testament to the redemptive power of spiritual awakening and community support. Behind the scars lies a man dedicated to spreading hope within the same walls that once defined his existence. The Parkway Church community's support, along with Gateway Rescue Mission and Catholic Services, provided not just essentials and housing, but laid the foundation for a life rebuilt on faith. Through his narrative, we're reminded of the profound strength of the human spirit and the relentless pursuit of a second chance. Join us as James Harris shares the raw and real moments that forged his path from darkness to light, and how his "mess" became a powerful message of redemption.
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