Does God Still Love Me?
Subtitle: The Unforgettable Story of America's Homeless Kids
Publisher: Covenant House
Published: 1995
Place of publication: New York, U.S.A.
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 121
Description: "Does God still love me?" One and many quotes of the stories of millions of homeless, neglected and abused children. This book tells the many stories of a loving wonderful nun, Sister Mary Rose McGeady, and her struggles and pain of trying to show children how special they really are.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: "Their hearts have only one question." (Page...5); title: "Does God still love me?" (Page...9); title: "I sleep in my pipe." (Page...15); title: "He raped me the first time when I was nine." (Page...21); title: "Please God, help me find my way." (Page...27); title: "He seemed like such a nice old man at first." (Page...33); title: "And what are the strings attached," she said. (Page...39); title: "I really would rather rot out here than go back to them." (Page...43); title: "I believe Jesus would confront the problem." (Page...49); title: "A manager to our kids." (Page...55); title: "If you ever met them, you would love them." (Page...61); title: "Sister, what do you do if your mother doesn't want you?" (Page...65); title: "Our kids live in a perpetual Lent..." (Page...69); title: "I was so scared and I didn't know anyone I could call." (Page...75); title: "We all live in a box," he said. (Page...81); title: "I ain't got no one," she said. (Page...87); title: "It wasn't easy being a freak growing up." (Page...93); title: Epilogue...Page 97.; title: "Dear Covenant House..." (Page...101); title: Where Do We Go From Here? (Page...103); title: Family Survival Guide. (Page...105); title: A Call to Faith. (Page...117-121)