Leaving Ruin - Berryman, Jeff
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Crimes unspeakable. A name synonymous with twisted brutality and hate. Jeffrey Dahmer. The most notorious serial killer of our time.A decade ago his story shocked our nation and the world. But we didnrsquo;t get the whole story. In prison Dahmerrsquo;s dark journey crossed paths with deep grace.Here is the whole story told by a man who at first tried to avoid meeting Jeffrey Dahmer but later became his friend and showed him the light of Godrsquo;s love.Itrsquo;s an unexpected story of first steps in faith of surprising questions about the Bible of light breaking into darkness. A story that…mehr

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Crimes unspeakable. A name synonymous with twisted brutality and hate. Jeffrey Dahmer. The most notorious serial killer of our time.A decade ago his story shocked our nation and the world. But we didnrsquo;t get the whole story. In prison Dahmerrsquo;s dark journey crossed paths with deep grace.Here is the whole story told by a man who at first tried to avoid meeting Jeffrey Dahmer but later became his friend and showed him the light of Godrsquo;s love.Itrsquo;s an unexpected story of first steps in faith of surprising questions about the Bible of light breaking into darkness. A story that will change what you thought you knew about grace.Jeffrey Dahmer. Christian.Grace unspeakable.
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Jeff Berryman is a writer, actor and director whose original one-man performances have been seen across the United States and Canada. He has toured the stage version of Leaving Ruin extensively, as well as The Little Guy, When Comes the Way, and Postmodern Art. As a playwright, his other works include Arthur: The Begetting and The Christmas Cafe. Leaving Ruin is his first novel. A former professor at Abilene Christian University, Jeff lives in Seattle, Washington, with his wife Angie and their children, Amy and Daniel.