New Book Release: Hurt By My Father Healed By God, by C. Joyce Farrar-Rosemon Now Available

Atlanta, GA, January 05, 2016 --(PR.com)-- According to the 2011 U.S. Census Bureau data, over 24 million, that is one out of every three (33 percent) children in America and nearly two in three (63 percent) African American children live in homes without the presence of a father. David Popenoe, a professor of sociology at Rutgers University, states that “the decline of fatherhood is a major force behind many of the most disturbing problems that plague American society: crime and delinquency; teenage pregnancy; deteriorating educational achievement; depression, substance abuse, and alienation among adolescents; and the growing number of women and children living in poverty.”

Chapters in this anthology feature “Tracy, the Goodbye Bitch" healed from lesbianism; “Albert White Hat, Ashamed of Who I Am” healed from American genocide; “Leila, the No Good Girl” healed from crack cocaine, rape, and prostitution; “Pastor Donnie McClurkin, the Homosexual Addict” healed from rape and homosexuality; and others who were victimized because of their ethnicity, religion, gender, or status as a child.

Author, C. Joyce Farrar-Rosemon, has not only survived, but has thrived after growing up in a home where domestic violence was rampart. She is a down to earth highly acclaimed presenter who speaks frequently to for profit and nonprofit groups, schools, colleges, and churches. Joyce has appeared in several newspapers, magazines, on radio and television, including The Geraldo at Large Show.