Divine Collision : An African Boy, An American Lawyer, and Their Remarkable Battle for Freedom (Hardcover)

from bookwyrmm

A very uplifting, but at times tear-jerking, true story of a Ugandan boy and the American lawyer who changed not only his life but the Ugandan judiciary.

from Kristelh

A true story of American Lawyer who follows God's command and leading and goes to Uganda to work with the legal system of Uganda and specifically children in custody. This is a great story of obedience to God's commands to serve those in prison. It is a very uplifting and inspiring story. Juvenil...

from acargile

This is a non-fiction novel about helping our fellow man. After listening to a speaker, Jim Gash knows that people in Africa need help. His friend keeps telling him, "Uganda, 2010." Jim just smiles and nods but thinks, "I just don't have time." As he learns more about kids who are imprisoned for ...

from benuathanasia

Heartbreaking and inspirational. The first third of the book was filled with unexpected twists, while the last third was a beautiful tapestry of unexpected coincidences.

from mmeckenstock

Falsely accused of murder, along with his brother, Joseph, Henry arrived in Ihumgu, a juvenile imprisonment/detention facility. It more closely resembled punitive hard labor in the mornings, spending the rest of their time in "the custody," a primitive concrete building. Violating any of the rigi...