As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body

Hope. For many, its value is equivalent to prestige and wealth, but for those whose lives have been ravaged by addiction it is almost like a fleeting wind.

Author and pastor Rosalind Tompkins explains the necessity of hope in turning desperate situations around in her latest release, As Long As There is Breath in Your Body There Is Hope.

Based on the authors compelling testimony of being freed from years of substance abuse that included crack cocaine, she writes, “Out of my brokenness I began to search for answers and help…I surrendered my will to the will of the Lord Jesus Christ and I said to the Lord, ‘I give up.’ Whatever you want me to do, I will do it. I fell on the Rock of my salvation!”

Written in an easy-to-read style, As Long As There Is Breath in Your Body There Is Hope contains testimonies and “pearls of wisdom,” lessons gleaned from the author’s personal journey of obtaining freedom from the power of addiction.

Among the many topics covered in the book are:
•The role of unity and how it can change lives and communities •What can be learned from experiences with unhappy living conditions •The power of prayerAbout the author
Pastor Rosalind Tompkins-Whiteside is the founder and executive director of Mothers In Crisis, Inc. (MIC), a non-profit organization compromised of women in recovery from alcohol and other substance abuses. She has twelve years of personal experience with drug addiction and has been drug and alcohol free for seventeen years. In addition to being the founder and executive director of MIC, she serves as senior pastor for Turning Point International Church and is a member of the Legacy Alliance Network of Churches under the leadership of Bishop Mark J. Chironna. Tompkins graduated with a Bachelors of Science Degree in Social Work from Florida State University.

Visit the author's Web site: www.mothersincrisis.com

Recent Release by Rosalind Tompkins-Whiteside:
Rare Anointing