NEW LIFE JANUARY 2010 • Issue 191 40p
GOOD NEWS STORIES
I forgave the priest who abused me FULL AMAZING STORY – CENTRE PAGES
Archbishop in show of steely determination! THE Archbishop of York travelled to a steel works to offer support to staff when it was announced the plant was to close. Dr Joh n Senta mu made t he journey north to the Corus plant in Redcar, Teesside, to back the beleaguered workers the day after the shock announcement. Some 1,700 staff were told they were to lose their jobs this month.
protect Wearing a Save Our Steel Tshirt, the Archbishop said: “In this country, manufacturing needs to be supported, just like every other industry. “If you don’t support this industry, we are always going to be buying goods from other countries. “Steel is a massive part of the community and the staff are committed to their work and are going to fight to the very end to protect their jobs.”
Docs stunned as girl grows new kidneys DOCTORS were left stunned when a toddler with severe kidney damaged grew replacements. Angel Burton, now eight, was born with a condition that left her kidneys scarred. Devastated mum Claire turned back to her childhood faith some time after hearing the news. Claire visited a Christian conference a nd asked one of t he preachers to pray for Angel. She said: “I took Angel to the front and told him what was wrong with her. He just looked at her and said, ‘New kidneys in the name of Jesus.’ And that was it. She was about nine months old.” About a year later, doctors decided they would have to operate on Angel only to discover that she had grown new kidneys! ● Full story... Page 3
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i’m helping others get a new deal
ALL CHANGE... Stacey Simpson, who meets some people he once sold drugs to and helps them rebuild their lives
Former druggie tells how he found God in back of police van
FORMER drug dealer Stacey Simpson has found himself face to face with his old ‘clients’.
But this time it’s to help them build a new life. The ex-nightclub
doorman served time after being found in possession of 50 pills and 40 wraps of amphetamines. It was while Stacey, who now works at a community project in the Black Country town of Brierley Hill, was in the back of a police van
that he found himself changing. He told New Life: “I was in the back of the van with another guy who'd been caught with only one pill. “In desperation, I deliberately spat my pills out on the floor after ● Continued on Page 4