Betty Lou has lived an incredible life and has witnessed miracles, both within herself and others, that only God could have performed. Readers witness these miracles and more in Graves's autobiography. From her first unforgettable experience in a church to growing up with her two older brothers and younger sister in the South. She writes about her life like a story rather than stating facts or talking about events that happened. She includes dialog and descriptive detail, making this autobiography sound more like a non-fiction novel. She shares her life with the readers, and it is wonderful to read all of the various stories she tells. It will make readers feel like the author is sitting in the room with them and telling them about her life. "I want to leave a Christian legacy to our children of what it looks like to live for Christ, and I want everyone to know that being a Christian is a relationship with God", says Betty. Betty Lou has been a licensed Assembly of God minister since 2012. She has six years ministry experience in jail, seven years ministry in a men's prison, and four years ministry in a men's Adult and Teen Challenge recovery program. She is a teacher and prophet and has served the Lord for forty-three years. Her hobbies are sketching and writing.
