Bound and Freed.
Glean from Sarah’s journal entries the desperation of addiction, her love of Christ and her overwhelming desire to walk free.
THE BOOK
Sarah: Bound by Addiction, Freed by Christ
I Corinthians 13:7 ends with the oft cited “love never fails.” But what does it truly mean to have a love that both bears and hopes in all things, especially when addiction is involved? In Sarah: Bound by Addiction, Freed by Christ walk with Sandra Robinson as she shares how her family lived, loved and grieves the consequences of her daughter’s active addiction while leaning into the strength and promises of God. Glean from Sarah’s journal entries the desperation of addiction, her love of Christ and her overwhelming desire to walk free. The result is an emotional but practical guide written with followers of Christ in mind, but beneficial for all who love someone in the throes of addiction.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sandra Robinson
Sarah’s mother, Sandra Robinson, is a former Youth Pastor who has spent more than 30 years volunteering and working in Christian ministry throughout Western New York. She recently stepped down as Associate Pastor of Spirit of Truth Urban Ministry, a small church plant in the City of Buffalo, to focus on family and the completion of her book, Sarah: Bound by Addiction, Freed by Christ. Her passion is to help others walk through difficult situations while finding and maintaining their worth found only in God’s Word. Sandra is married to Dr. Luther K. Robinson, a semi-retired pediatric dysmorphologist. They enjoy spending time with family including four grandchildren and prefer to have their toes in the sand every chance they can get.
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Sarah: Bound by Addiction,
Freed by Christ
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Sarah is not a feel-good story of freedom from addiction. It is an eyes-open memoir of a mother’s struggle as she watches her daughter succumb to the pull of heroin and other drugs. But what makes this telling extraordinary is how drugs could not destroy the love between Sarah and Sandra, or their shared faith. Throughout, God’s presence shines in the darkest places.
– Mari McNeil
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