Readers' Reactions:
"I liked it! It speaks to us teenagers." -- C. Lewis, teen

"I've been very pleased at the response of a number of teenagers who have read this book and been encouraged by it." -- L. Peterson, school counselor

"A very timely book...I highly recommend it to youth everywhere." -- R. Gayheart, Bible college instructor

"An excellent resource...for reaching youth. A necessary read." -- Y. Schlah, youth advisor

"A great find, an easy read, and very informative." -- J. Giles, mother

"This book can be used for information, Bible studies, sermons, and is a great read." -- C. Runyon, pastor

No Longer Hopeless:
A True Story of Modern Exorcism

In desperation, with inner voices demanding suicide, Jeni (a pseudonym) reached out for help and the miracle of her healing began. No Longer Hopeless is the story of Jeni's struggle to become free of the torment she had lived in for more than fourteen years.

No Longer Hopeless begins with Jeni in the Emergency Room after cutting her wrist. Then a counseling session with the psychologist gives some understanding of her emotional state. The true human-interest story is an intriguing and inspiring read about a beautiful, intelligent but rebellious young lady.

Following chapters touch in her interest in witchcraft and her use of recreational drugs. In college, Jeni and her roommate bonded beautifully. Then there was a distressing encounter with one of the guys she met on campus, leading to more insights from the psychologist. This time regarding her poor self-image, anger and rebellion as they related to incest in her early childhood.

This beautiful but tortured young woman contacted Dee while in the throes of deep depression in an effort to not commit suicide. When Dee suggested devotions and picked up the Bible, Jeni's reaction was radical and caused Dee to suspect demon possession. The ministry to free Jeni involved several deliverance sessions. Each was followed by teaching her scriptures to avoid re-invasion of the evil spirits.

Then the total freedom! No more impulses to cut herself. No more voices in her head urging suicide, and no more amnesia. The doctors took her off the psychotropic medications and even dismissed her from mental health care. Jeni had become a peaceful and happy child of God.