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by Yong Hui V. McDonald (Author)
"Yong Hui McDonald's commitment to our lifelong need for and process of healing, is matched by her deep faith in the God who heals. Through Transformation Project Prison Ministry (TPPM) she lives out a deep love for people and biblically founded respect for the reality of spiritual powers and principalities in this world. Practical, theological, accessible insights from this book stand ready to encourage and guide individuals and groups alike." - Ellen L. Marmon, Ph.D. Asbury Theological Seminary, Professor of Christian Discipleship; Doctor of Ministry Program Director "At last A 'primer' for chaplains in a jail/prison setting. The heart of a chaplain is for revival and transformation in individuals. It is not as easy as it sounds. Dealing with inmates can be overwhelming to a chaplain. But we finally have strong guidelines on how to fight this battle. Chaplain Yong Hui has written over 30 books and has 15 years with front line experience in both jail and prison. She has given us the benefit of her experience and many resources, by compiling this comprehensive book to lead the way in our goal of inmate revival and transformation. A Guide to Inner Healing not only strengthens those of us who minister, but also is a helping hand to the inmates. It is a 'win-win' book of the utmost importance. We do not deal with 'flesh and blood, but principalities and powers...' and we most assuredly need to be understanding of what that entails, both to chaplains and inmates. Praise God for a much needed book that every prison/jail chaplain/counselor should read and apply promptly. You will have no doubt after reading this Holy Spirit inspired book that yes, revival and transformation is possible " - Jo Anne Kelly, Chaplain, Addictions Counselor, Santa Barbara County Jail, California
