Footprints of a Miracle

Footprints of a Miracle is a compelling, intense, and moving story of Olivia's life that gives insight enabling you to move from the victim to a victorious person in Jesus Christ. In 1995, Olivia received a medical death sentence that she would not live beyond nine months or less. You will be moved as she takes you through her journey of personal tragedies, heartaches, and pains. You will learn how she turned her bitter into better because of Jesus Christ.

Through the power of Jesus Christ, you can choose not to be held hostage to your past. This book will leave you with the ambition to stay in the race and finish your course. Olivia hopes you will be touched through this book, and encouraged to stay faithful to Jesus. Her greatest desire is for your eyes to be opened and to see Jesus' Footprints of a miracle in your life.

Olivia is a wife, mother, evangelist and teacher of God's Word. She resides with her family in Florence, South Carolina. Olivia has served in the prison ministry, the radio broadcast, and the nursing home ministry. She has spoken on behalf of several HIV nonprofit organizations.

Olivia's memoir is shared with candor and transparency that invites you into her life. She takes you on a journey filled with bitterness, heartaches and pains.

However, Olivia is willing to share the truth and freedom found in Jesus Christ as her life becomes open to all. Olivia states "my story is important not because it is mine. I write, in truth believing, that my yesterdays can help someone in his or her today.

Through the power of Jesus Christ Olivia overcame the death sentence and did not die. She walks in healing and divine health. She is not bitter but better. She has moved from pain to gain.

Together Olivia along with her husband Samuel greatest desire is reaching the lost and those in need. Together they desire to reach their destiny being a light pointing to Jesus Christ the Supreme Light. And let the beauty of the LORD our God be upon us: and establish thou the work of our hands upon us; yea, the work of our hands establish thou it. (Psalm 90:17)