A Raven's Meal - Jones, Marshall
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A Raven's Meal is a collection of poetry designed to feed, inspire, and spur conversations that will break chains and allow healing. This platter of poetry is an offering from Marshall Jones which spans many subjects and comes from deep within his heart. Jones is a writer with passion who uses his medium to change the landscape of society. Through his poetic contributions, hopefully someone else's famine can end and a life can be changed forever. Marshall Jones currently resides in the New Lisbon Correctional Institution in New Lisbon, Wisconsin. However, his mind has traveled the world and…mehr

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A Raven's Meal is a collection of poetry designed to feed, inspire, and spur conversations that will break chains and allow healing. This platter of poetry is an offering from Marshall Jones which spans many subjects and comes from deep within his heart. Jones is a writer with passion who uses his medium to change the landscape of society. Through his poetic contributions, hopefully someone else's famine can end and a life can be changed forever. Marshall Jones currently resides in the New Lisbon Correctional Institution in New Lisbon, Wisconsin. However, his mind has traveled the world and back. He is currently serving two consecutive life sentences without parole, but hopes his story can serve as a testament to others not only in regards to the fruit of poor decisions, but to the power of forgiveness and redemption.
Autorenporträt
Marshall and Jessica Jones met behind the confines of a medium-security prison, and they have built a marriage and a ministry together. They post Bible devotionals on their Facebook group Forged by Fire, Iron Sharpening Iron, and on their page Red Granite Daily Devotions. Marshall is a stepfather, author, poet, and college student. Jessica is a mother, artist, trainer, and activist. Together, they are committed to the ministry, leading people, especially the prodigals, to Christ.