Eyes That Seen Plenty

by Aaron Campbell

Overview

In Eyes That Seen Plenty, we are given a rare window into one soul's journey...and what a journey it has been! 'Autobiography' or 'Memoir' seems to fall short of describing what occurs in these pages. Part testimony, part sociological and historical window into an under documented time, Campbell presents a powerfully vulnerable and truthful story of a young man's journey from 1980's Black urban living, through a prestigious prep school, a summer job working in New York's Port Authority Station during the height of the Crack epidemic, all the way to an Ivy League Campus, and a fruitful life-changing career in ministry. The cultural and ethnographic aspects of this journey are gripping enough, but it is the beautiful and inspiring description of the author's spiritual development and finally giving himself to Christ that make this book not only good, but a blessing. This is a book for all those on a self-discovery and spiritual journey of their own.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013805514
Publisher:	Kaatena Press
Publication date:	12/16/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	469 KB

About the Author

Aaron Campbell is the founder and senior pastor of Antioch of Calvary Chapel (www.antiochphilly.org), said to be one of the most ethnically diverse churches in Philadelphia. The church’s outreaches—including free “fish fry’s,” food and clothing drives, carnivals, and “street” basketball tournaments—have gained them city-wide recognition and respect, from the projects to the colleges. Aaron is the founder and CEO of Angoon Alive Project, Inc., a non-profit dedicated to helping Alaska natives (and natives at large) become economically self-sufficient (www.angoonaliveproject.org). Along with Alaska, he also does extensive work in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Besides enjoying each day with his amazing wife, Natasha, his other hobby is laughing with their three super kids, and wiping the drool from their Sicilian mastiff, Agapé.