Karen Allen is an author, preacher, public speaker, playwright, the CEO of the Joe Morris Boxing Gym and co-founder of the Joe Morris Community Empowerment Centre. She is also a passionate advocate of Young Black Men. In ‘The Beginning’, Karen tells us how her passion for young black men began with the special connection she shared with her baby brother, boxing promoter Joe Morris. In ‘The Battlefield of the Mind’, Karen tells us how she became a person God speaks to directly. In ‘The Mountaintop’, Karen tells us how she truly saw the goodness of Godin the most painful moments of her life and how she saw the goodness and Grace of God when her baby brother passed away.
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Prison at 17
Joint Enterprise
Turned His Life Around
Obedience
Trust God’s Words
Husband Walked Out
Fighting Low Self-Esteem
The Only Thing That Will Get Me Through Is God
God is Still Good
Supernatural Grace to Forgive
God’s Grace
An Extra 20 Years
Prison is a State of Mind
1500 People at His Funeral
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