Homosexuality, A.I.D.S and VooDoo
(and It's True)
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Homosexuality, A.I.D.S and VooDoo, is the true to life story of the Jackson family, growing up in Memphis, TN during the 60´s and the 70´s. Their lives were just as turbulent as the turmoil during the Civil Right´s movement. The main Character Ray, tells the story of the brutal rape of his older brother Jerome, and the shock of learning that his younger brother Lawrence was also gay. Most interesting is the fact that Lawrence was also the victim of demon possession as well as being infected with A.I.D.S. Reading this book will take you from one dramatic moment to another. Yet this is an inspirational story of triumph against all odds. See how Ray used, his faith in God to help his entire family make it through a maze of seemingly over whelming situations. This story, will make you laugh, cry and feel inspired!
About the Author
Wintrell Pittman was born and raised in the housing projects of Memphis, Tennessee. Mr. Pittman has been writing for well over thirty years. He is also an accomplished artist and public speaker. He is a model and has appeared in fashion shows and looks to go to Orlando Florida this summer to participate in a National Modeling Contest. Presently he is the Pastor and founder of the Solid Rock Missionary Baptist Church in Blytheville Arkansas. Mr. Pittman has an Associate of Applied Science in Human Services from Southwest Community College, (formerly Shelby State Community College). The late Dr. William Herbert Brewster (author of I Am Determined To Be Somebody Someday) saw potential in a young Wintrell Pittman as a child and sought to publish some of his earlier writings. Unfortunately he died before he could ever publish any of Mr. Pittman’s early works. As a youngster coming up in church Mr. Pittman also attended The Herbert W. School of Preaching. He was ordained to preach by Pastor Frank E. Ray Sr. of the New Salem Missionary Baptist Church in Memphis Tennessee and he was mentored by the late Reverend V.B. Brown former pastor of Lake Grove Missionary Baptist Church also in Memphis, Tennessee.