Prayer without Hands

About the Book

Prayer without Hands tells the story of a young boy who survived torment and abuse with will and determination. When he was a small child, his grandfather protected him from the wrong doing and abuse of his parents and gave him the inspiration to survive. As he grew older, the boy planned his own life and set his own goals. He discovered what life was supposed to be, what it meant to him, and what the future would hold for him. Author Gloria Carroll incorporates her poetry into this powerful story, exploring the intense emotions it inspires:

Young Wounds Who will wipe the tears away hold and kiss all the day take my hand secure my heart no hugs for sorrows, torn apart Who will make my spirit rise and erase my weary eyes help will come to set me free unbind the bitterness holding me This story offers a ray of hope to those who see no hope in their own circumstances and perhaps encourages them to find the future they were meant to live. Carroll believes that God writes a picture on the wall each and every day and watches over us always.

About the Author

Gloria Carroll was born in Washington, DC, and attended public schools. She has trained in biblical studies and seminars for over twenty-five years. Gloria has received much of her people knowledge on the streets of Washington, DC, and surrounding areas, where she has nurtured people who were in despair and needed direction.