Holding On is the heartfelt autobiography of Angela Thomas, a
victim of childhood sexual, physical, and psychological abuse who
learns to rely on her faith in God to help keep her alive and lead
her to achieving a peaceful life.
Thomas was born in a small black community in Nova Scotia. Even
though she was the only girl of color in her school, Thomas enjoyed
a happy existence until she was eight. After her father dies
prematurely, Thomas' life begins to change as the darkness of abuse
surrounds her. Not only does she have to endure relentless sexual
abuse by her stepfather, but she also witnesses his physical
mistreatment of her mother. Thomas survives emotionally by
believing that God has plans for her and her mother. After
summoning the courage to leave, Thomas and her mother move to
Toronto, and just as she finds happiness again, her mother leaves
her at age fifteen to live on her own. As Thomas battles
justifiable anger and loneliness, she begins to work on forgiving
those who have hurt her most.
Thomas shares a genuine story in how she overcame the biggest
obstacle in her life only through the saving power and grace of
Jesus Christ.
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