From Darkness to Light: How to Rescue Someone You Love from the Occult

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Occultists. Takes one to know one. In From Darkness to Light Jeff Harshbarger, a former Satanist, tells his own story of his descent into a hellish life, attempts at suicide that went astonishingly wrong, an embrace from Jesus Christ who loved him too much to let him die, a life turned around, and gratitude in a ministry of helping people come out of the occult.

From Darkness to Light: How to Rescue Someone You Love from the Occult

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As one of the world's leading experts on the occult, Jeff Harshbarger delivers the ultimate how-to manual for recognizing the grip that Satan has on your loved one, and taking action that will rescue.
For pastors, friends, teachers, husbands, wives, youth pastors and anyone who cares for someone involved in the occult.
Compendium of dark practices such as Wicca, witchcraft, Goth, Kabala, vampirism, and Satanism. Information on each: what you should know and what you can do if a loved one is involved.

Former Satanist, Jeff Harshbarger, and his wife Liz founded and currently operate Refuge Ministries, located in South Carolina, US.

Jeff has a M.A. in Pastoral Counseling and a M.A. in Youth Ministry. He is much in demand as a speaker on campuses and for organizations whose members work with young people at risk.

Jeff and Liz have served over a decade as children, youth and family ministers. They currently serve as Family ministry/Pastoral Counseling at Calvary Chapel Aiken, S.C.

From Darkness to Light: Chapter One

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