To the Utmost Jesus Saves is a candid description of problems in humanity experienced by a State Licensed Clinical and State Certified School Social Worker. There are life-threatening instances where it is believed Divine intervention with miracles preserved this practitioner. Vivid explanations will give the reader ideas for self-help and determination.
Working as a Team Manager, she scheduled assessments by School Psychologists, Speech and Language Pathologists, Learning Disabilities Teachers Assistants.
After we met to evaluate our findings, appointments with parents and teachers shared outcomes. Then we determined whether their children were eligible for Special Education and related services. If they were, we would co-write Individualized Education Programs (I.E.P.)
Problems of inner-city youths shared in the book are from the non-judgmental perceptions describing situations of families and children. The raw and inciteful pictures painted in truthful verbiage will lead the reader to understand why prayer and scripture helped people in challenging situations.
I remember at age 8 when an inner voice said to me, "fly!” I did not try it. I knew I would fall. Playing jump rope and hopscotch, I knew humans did not float in the air.
Some years later, I became the child whom grandpop most talked to and walked with throughout the neighborhood. When he went to the herbal store, I asked why he was buying what he did. He told me he was making cough syrup for a client or something to increase another's appetite or other reasons.
He explained what he did was to help people who were sick. He used herbs to heal them. I asked one day whether he would pray for me to become a healer too. He did pray over me for what seemed like hours. I saw no difference in my life. Five years later, he died. I often thought and think about him.