Excerpts & Press Releases about The Bridge: Between “Cell Block A” and a Miracle is Psalm 91 by Jackie Carpenter

The Bridge
Georgia Justice

11- 28-2011 New Book Overview: Jason Veitch was building eight homes and was losing thousands of dollars to copper theft. He stood guard one night at a home under construction. When encountering three intruders, his shotgun accidently fired and killed a man. View Press Release Details
11- 28-2011 The Bridge between cell block A and a miracle is Psalms 91 and Georgia Justice: Journey to Faith by Jackie Carpenter “When man and money cannot help you and innocence is not enough…you only have God because he can do what they cannot,” says Jackie Carpenter. She should know, as she retells us in her brand new books. The Bridge between Cell Block A and a Miracle is Psalms 91 is the telling of how her son was arrested for felony murder. Georgia Justice is her own personal battle with her faith while trying to save her son. View Press Release Details
01- 04-2011 Story of a Miracle Earns Recognition In 2010 List of Top Books Released Worldwide NEWNAN, GEORGIA – A non-fiction story about how a miracle delivered from prison a contractor charged with felony murder has made it onto a top non-fiction book list for 2010. View Press Release Details
02- 10-2011 Author Reveals How Strong Faith Brought Her to a Place of Victory LONGWOOD, FL—After her son, Richard Jason Veitch, was falsely accused of felony murder, Xulon Press author Jackie Carpenter found the odds seemingly stacked against her: there was no hope, money was of no value, and she was rendered helpless before a jury of 12. But by simply waiting on a miracle from God, she was able to experience deliverance from her troubles—all in His perfect timing. View Press Release Details
Media Contact: For a review copy or to arrange an interview with Jackie Carpenter, contact Book Publicist Scott Lorenz, President of Westwind Communications Book Marketing, 734-667-2090, scottlorenz@westwindcos.com or http://westwindcos.com/book

08- 09-2011 Trumped Up Charge Became Recipe For Depression, Doubt and Tragedy NEWNAN, GEORGIA – With the trial only two days away, the attorney’s suggestion was politically correct and sound legal advice, but the mother of the son facing trial was terrified the advice likely would nullify the miracle she was praying for and send her son to jail for 30 years. View Press Release Details
10- 12-2011 Journey To Faith By Jackie Carpenter, Special for US Daily Review I, Jackie Carpenter, have lived through every parent’s worst nightmare when my son, Jason Veitch was arrested for “Felony Murder” six months after accepting God’s Call into the ministry. Following the advice of a Deputy he armed himself and sat in the woods on Friday night, June 27^th, 2008 trying to catch copper thieves that were stealing from his under construction homes. He had been robbed of copper 3 times during this week of June 27^th. He had been robbed a total of 17 times with each theft costing approximately $6,000 to repair the damage that was done. This deputy told Jason law enforcement did not have the manpower to guard his houses but Jason could sit in the woods, guard the next house with exposed copper, and if they showed back up, call 911 and the deputy would have law enforcement patrolling this area. He also told Jason if anything should happen he was allowed to make a Citizen’s Arrest (bind their hands and feet) and wait for law enforcement to arrive and yes he was allowed to hold them at gunpoint. View Press Release Details
08- 01-2011 Trumped Up Charge Became Recipe For Depression, Doubt and Tragedy Author Shares How Faith Can Lead to Triumph For Anyone View Press Release Details
Media Contact: For a review copy or to arrange an interview with Jackie Carpenter, contact Book Publicist Scott Lorenz, President of Westwind Communications Book Marketing, 734-667-2090, scottlorenz@westwindcos.com or http://westwindcos.com/book