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News of Hope and Inspiration from No Longer Bound
In This Issue:
The Thompson
Family:
Rooted in unconditional
love p.11
Programs:
The heart of our
ministry p.7
NLB Industries:
Generate revenue and
build awareness p.9 STATE OF THE MINISTRY REPORT | Fall 2017

The crisis is growing at breakneck speed-
-a deadly pandemic sweeping our country.
Tragically, the seriousness and breadth of
the problem is barely a blip on the radar for
most Americans. That is unless you’ve had
your world turned tragically upside down by
addiction.
I encourage you to tune in and stay
informed on the Opioid Crisis in America.
Estimates of 65,000 American lives lost in
one year to addiction in 2015, the latest
official statistics now available, are
staggering. These numbers continued to
climb in 2016 and 2017. We’ve put together
a summary on Page 3 to help bring you up
to speed on the latest findings as it relates to
addiction and overdose deaths in America.
While the seriousness of the crisis can
be overwhelming, our organization stands
strong, representing hope in the face of this
very serious adversary. One precious life at
a time, for over 26 years now, we’ve been in
the trenches, fighting for the lives of men
consumed by addiction. Eventually returning
functioning, loving, healed, regenerated men
back to their communities and families.
I couldn’t be more proud of where we stand
today as an organization. This issue of our
newsmagazine highlights a few of our recent
accomplishments and provides a glimpse of
where we are headed.
In other NLB News, you might have also
heard that we are in the midst of a capital
campaign to raise money for a complete
renovation and expansion of our facilities, a
first for NLB. I’m excited to share more about
the “Do For One Campaign” in the near future!
I assure you, we are armed and ready for
the fight to save men from addiction. As a
family member, donor or supporter of No
Longer Bound, we need you now more than
ever before. Thanks for tuning in, giving
and caring.
In Him,
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Board of Directors
Officers:
Board Chair
Chris Phillips
VP Strategic Development /
GPS Hospitality
Secretary
Phill Bettis
Principal / Bettis Law Group
Treasurer
Mike Vandiver
CFO / Pindrop Security
Executive Director
No Longer Bound
Edward Bailey
Board Members
Jon Bennett
CEO / Ministry Ventures
Julie Brennan
Publisher / Market Complete
Chris Britton
VP Division Manager / Brasfield & Gorie
Russ Caso
Director / KPIT
Mike Harden
Founder / No Longer Bound
Hoovey McGuirt
Senior Business Consultant , Field Operations
Chick-fil-A
Brian Richey
Owner / Forte Data Systems
Jim Shambo
Agency Sales Lead / State Farm
Advisory Board Members
Tommy Bagwell
Owner / American Proteins
Cheryl Bachelder
Former Chief Executive Officer /
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
Bruce Deel
Founder / City of Refuge
Rand Harbert
Executive Vice President /
Chief Agency, Sales & Marketing Officer /
State Farm
Glen Jackson
Co-Founder / Jackson Spalding
Chip Patterson
Entrepreneur
Mark Riley
Managing Partner / Urban Realty Partners

Thank You for Helping
Us Save Lives
2016 Revenue
Snapshot
Total Revenue
$3,353,555
Industry
Revenue
(NLB Thrift,
NLB Furniture,
Cars4Recovery,
NLB Studios)
$1,499,238
Our mission of rescuing
addicts, regenerating
men and reconciling
families would not be possible
with the support of you… our
donor community. We are so very
grateful for your love, prayers and
financial support.
In addition to our exceptional
donor base, our story is also one
of partnership and operational
excellence. Powered by a
competent and committed Board
of Directors, the financial health
of our organization is strong and
administrative costs are kept to a
minimum.
Operating with the “heart of
a ministry and the brain of a
business” we’ve created a healthy
and diversified economic model
to sustain our non-profit and to
keep intake fees affordable for
residents entering the program.
Here are a few highlights...
• Industry revenue and intake
fees provide 73% of the revenue
from attorneys, consultants, a
professional event planner and
other services for the residents in
needed
our program.
to operate No Longer Bound.
The other 27% is generated • Most of the food served at No
through NLB fundraising events, Longer Bound comes from
including our annual Banquet donations received from a
and Golf Tournament, and number of food partners,
private and corporate donations. including Georgia Mountain
Food Bank, Atlanta Community
• NLB operates in partnership
Food Bank, Trader Joes, Kroger,
with many in-kind donors, who
Earth Fare, Starbucks, Chipotle,
generously provide products
Fagan’s Biscuit Barn, Dutch
and services at no cost. We
Monkey and others. We are so
have a number of churches and
very thankful for their generosity
individual donors who graciously
and support of our ministry!
provide scholarships to residents
unable to pay initial
intake fees.
• We continue to
upgrade our operations
and infrastructure
excellence and have
engaged CapinCrouse
LLP, a highly regarded
national CPA firm that
specializes in nonprofit
organizations,
education, churches
and denominations.
• We have also benefited
from donated
professional services
The Georgia Mountain Food Bank and Atlanta
Community Food Bank are valuable partners,
providing wholesome, nutritious donated food to
No Longer Bound, so we in turn can provide healthy
meals for residents in regeneration.
Expenses
In-kind
Contributions
(non-cash and
contributed services)
$608,345
Fundraising
Events
(NLB Golf Tournament
and Banquet)
$383,276
Private
Donations
$360,261
Intake Fees
$309,200
Honor and
Memorial Giving
$13,235
Marketing
4.7%
Management
& General
12.7%
Regeneration
Program
82.7%
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Addiction and its
deadly scourge
on America
An addict’s world
is a dark and desperate place.
Consumed with thoughts of
hopelessness, pursuit of drugs
and alcohol, and often suicide,
the road to recovery seems all
but impossible for those who find
themselves trapped in a deadly
spiral of addiction.
Addiction is becoming
more prevalent and deadly, its
tentacles now reaching across
the suburbs and rural America.
Synthetic opioids have also found
their way into the illegal drug
supply and are exponentially
more potent than heroin. This
deadly concoction of drugs,
usually unknown to the user, is
one of the factors triggering the
sharp rise in heroin and opioidrelated
deaths.
Some sobering
statics on addiction….
and Prevention figures, heroin
deaths alone surpassed gun
homicides for the first time.
More than 33,000 people
died of opioid overdose, with
another 20,000 dying from
other drugs. A recent federal
study found that prescription
painkillers are now more widely
used than tobacco.
• The Heroin Triangle, a recent
television report that aired in
Metro Atlanta, revealed a more
than 4,000% increase in heroinrelated
deaths in the last five
years in the northern suburbs
of Atlanta.
• More than 25 Georgians
die each week - more than
1,300 each year - from drug
overdoses. This is about the
same number of deaths in our
state caused by automobile
accidents.
• A study released by the Surgeon
General in November 2016
reported that every $1 invested
in viable treatment options for
substance use disorders saves
the community $4 in health care
costs and $7 in criminal justice
costs.
One man at a time, No Longer
Bound stands as a beacon of
hope for those suffering with
addiction. The work we do,
however, would not be possible
without the prayers and support
of you, our donor and partner
communities.
Thank you for leaning in and
being part of our story. On the
pages of this issue, we’re excited
to also share more about where
we’re going in our pursuit to:
rescue addicts, regenerate men
and reconcile families.
How are we, as
an organization,
reacting to the
Opioid Crisis?
Our Executive Director Edward
Bailey explains…
“The mission of No Longer
Bound remains the same:
Rescuing addicts, regenerating
men and reconciling families.
Our long-term win for people
completing our program is
lasting intimacy with God, self
and others—this will always
remain the same.
What has changed is the
deadliness of the drugs that we
are now dealing with. Heroin and
synthetic opioids have changed
the trajectory of addiction
because it has become so deadly
for those using these drugs. The
latest reports are that 142 people
are dying EVERY DAY in the U.S.
as a result of opioid overdoses,
which equates to a loss of life
equal to the 9/11 attacks every
three weeks.
• According to the Centers for
Disease Control
(CDC), the most
recent data
estimates that
142 Americans
die every day
from a drug
overdose.
• In 2015, according
to Centers for
Disease Control
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No Longer Bound was featured
in “The Heroin Triangle” a ground
breaking report on addiction by
11Alive News.
We, as a country, have got
to do something to stop the
devastation being caused to our
loved ones and families
as a result of addiction. At NLB,
we are operating with more of a
sense of urgency now—people
simply aren’t getting second,
third or fourth chances anymore.
Our loved ones are dying from
addiction at pandemic levels. It’s
really so tragic and what keeps
me up at night. “

Standing Proud
2016 was the year
that Tyler Harrison
reclaimed his life.
Before coming to No Longer
Bound, Tyler was young,
arrogant, reckless and living on
the edge with two DUIs to his
name and a failed attempt at
college. A motorcycle accident in
2015 nearly took his life, along
with his heart and soul. But God
had a different plan.
“In middle school, I found
pot, alcohol and became very
rebellious,” said Tyler. “I tried to
get away with whatever I could.”
Tyler's motorcycle, almost unrecognizable,
after his near fatal accident.
He made it through public
school but dropped out of college
his first year after getting a DUI;
a second DUI soon followed.
His almost deadly motorcycle
accident then occurred in 2015
and would ultimately become his
wake-up call.
“I was going about 100 mph
around a curve when I lost
control of my bike and hit a
guardrail,” said Tyler. “I was
thrown 300 feet into the woods
and broke everything from the
waist down. Somehow my cell
phone stayed in my pocket and I
was able to call my girlfriend. All
I was able to say was, ‘I’ve been
in an accident, I’m in the woods, I
need help.’ Somehow they were
able to find me.”
The next thing he recalls is
waking up at Grady Hospital with
his mom and sister standing over
him. When they told him he’d lost
his leg, he
thought they
were kidding;
he could still
feel his foot,
even though
it was no
longer
there.
“In the
beginning, I
faked my way
through it, acting like losing my
leg didn’t bother me,” he said. “I
made jokes to run away from the
pain, to not feel it.”
Tyler’s world continued to crash
in around him as his best friend
was in a motorcycle accident and
coma. Tyler was then arrested
for violating probation, reckless
driving and
suspected DUI
related to his
motorcycle
accident and
sent to jail. He
spent two weeks in solitary
confinement because of his
ongoing medical condition. The
judge gave him the option of
rehab and he reluctantly chose
No Longer Bound.
“I honestly didn’t think I had a
problem, even when I got here,”
said Tyler. “I was months into
the program before Bill Eubanks
(NLB Program Director) finally
got through to me… ‘If you keep
drinking you’re going to kill
yourself,’ he said. It was rough
but it was what I needed to hear.”
Tyler’s relationship with God
was fractured and almost nonexistent.
“I was mad at God for
my accident, for taking my friend,
Maria, for punishing me to stay
here on earth with one leg. I
wanted nothing to do with Him.”
Through practice and
perseverance, Tyler learned
to walk again, eventually
with skill and grace on his
prosthetic leg. He also
reconciled his relationships
with his family and God.
“I don’t look at myself as
broken or being punished
anymore,” said Tyler, “I look
at myself now more as blessed.
It’s a way for God to show me
how strong I am every single day.
It makes my story so much more
powerful and will allow me to
reach other people that normal
people can’t reach.”
Tyler graduated the NLB
Regeneration Program in 2016.
He now has a two-fold mission
for his life: To
help amputees
and people with
addiction.
“NLB was the instrument of God’s grace for our son. When we finally were able to visit Tyler,
we could see a change immediately. There was a peace and a resolve in him that showed in
his attitude and behavior for the better. Not only does NLB rescue addicts and regenerate
men, they also reconcile families by offering healing opportunities to restore trust and repair
broken relationships. As he progressed through the program, we saw the amazing work of
God through the men, volunteers and the families. We all are truly blessed
to be a part of NLB. There is HOPE.” - Diane, Tyler’s Mom
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Volunteers
Bringing Hope
leaning into our ministry
through volunteerism:
• Cheryl, who works in our DC
most every Saturday, lost her
boyfriend to a heroin overdose
in April, 2016. Though the
love of her life never made
it to No Longer Bound, she’s
found hope and healing for
her broken heart, while serving
others affected by addiction.
• HGTV’s Chip Wade, a celebrity
carpenter and expert wood
craftsman, is a regular
volunteer in the NLB
Woodshop, providing
coaching to our team
on the usage of new
tools and furniture
making techniques;
he has also hosted
our team to his
state-of-the-art
workshop at his
home!
• Brian, a high level
consultant, lends
his expertise to the
ongoing quality
improvement of our
program with survey
design and analysis.
for the No Longer Bound
Banquet.
• Flood Student Missions, a
faith-based high school service
organization with chapters
throughout north Metro
Atlanta, provides hundreds of
volunteers each year to serve at
No Longer Bound; the students
have a chance to serve, interact
with the residents and learn
more about the devastating
and potentially deadly effects of
addiction.
• As part of North
Each month, over
100 volunteers lend
their hands and hearts to
support the ministry of No
Longer Bound. Volunteers of
all ages, from middle school
to retirement age, work side
by side with residents, sorting
and organizing donated items
in the Thrift Distribution Center
(DC), serving Sunday lunches
to residents, helping with
landscaping and maintenance
on campus, donating welcome
kits for residents with a new set
of sheets, toiletry supplies and
other items needed for the oneyear
journey of regeneration
and assisting with other
important assignments. Here
are a few examples of some of
the individuals and organizations
Point Community
Church’s Be Rich initiative,
over 200 volunteers will serve
at No Longer Bound during
November and December,
providing meals for residents,
decorating our campus and
stores, and donating money
for resident outings during
Christmas week for those men
unable to be with their families
over the holidays.
• Kelly, a professional event
planner, donates her time and
expertise to creating beautiful
and memorable environments
NLB Ambassadors
The NLB Ambassadors were
established in 2016, a group
of high interest volunteers
and donors, dedicated to
furthering the mission of No
Longer Bound. This group has
been an amazing addition to
our team, opening their homes
and hosting residents and
interns for dinner, holidays
and recreational outings;
serving as mentors; hosting
our staff Christmas dinner;
and providing assistance
and marketing for the NLB
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Golf Tournament and Banquet
and so much more. We are
thankful for their hearts and
service to No Longer Bound!
Our inaugural NLB Ambassador
team includes: Mark and Kay
Lewington, Brian and Trish
Hutcherson, Mike and Dianne
Hartley, David Goddard, Cheryl
Hall and Debbie Polcari.
Honor and Memorial
Giving
As a way to bring hope and
light to the devastation of losing
a loved one to addiction or to
honor someone—either living or
deceased--we ‘ve established the
NLB Honor & Memorial Giving
Program. We are humbled
and so very thankful for the
donations we’ve received to
honor loved ones.
NLB Newsmagazine
News from No Longer
Bound is now being delivered
to our donors and volunteers
three times a year through
our NLB Newsmagazine. We
hope you are finding hope
and inspiration from this
publication!
NLB Golf
Tournament
Our 2017 NLB Golf Tournament
at Windermere Golf Club was a
big success, generating over
$70,000 in operational revenue
for No Longer Bound. Mark
your calendars for the 2018 Golf
Tournament: Monday, May 21st
at Windermere Golf Club.
NLB Banquet:
Each year, the No Longer
Bound Banquet provides
operational revenue for our
ministry and the chance to
celebrate the fact that addiction
can be overcome and families can
be healed and reconciled.
This year’s Banquet,
held on September
14th at the Forsyth
Conference Center,
was an extraordinary
gathering of NLB
families (current and
alumni) and the donor
community.
“Family… Rooted
in unconditional love” was the
theme, as the conference center
was transformed into an oasis
of green, setting the stage
for an outpouring of love and
generosity for NLB. A full report
will follow in the next edition of
our newsmagazine. Here are a
few photos from that memorable
night…
Our social media presence is growing!
For ongoing updates, follow us on social media!
Facebook.com @nolongerbound
Instagram @nolongerbound1
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NLB Programs
The Heart of Our Ministry
The NLB Programs
team is responsible for the
regeneration of each and every
resident that comes through No
Longer Bound. From the more
than 50 calls received each day,
through the intake process,
countless hours of assignment
prep and classroom instruction,
culminating in graduation, our
Programs staff is there every
step of the way for the men and
their families of NLB--providing
counsel, guidance, information,
encouragement, reprimands
when necessary and most of all…
love.
2016 was another
outstanding year
for NLB Programs:
• Residents: 91 served
• Interns: 19 served
• Family Members: 100 served
• Alumni: 22 transitioned
Recent Wins:
• Developed customized NLB RCM
(Resident Case Management)
Software
• Began implementation of NLB
teacher training through
The Academy for Addiction
Professionals/CAC (Certified
Addiction Counselor certification)
• Began CARF (Commission on
Accreditation of Rehabilitation
Facilities) and Georgia state
licensing processes for our
facility
• Provided residents with
improved bedroom space
• Added another position in
the front office to improve
communication with general
information callers, individuals
seeking help and families of
current residents
Looking Ahead:
• This year we welcomed Dr.
Josh Uptigrove to our team as
Medical Director.
• We look to graduate
15 residents in the
coming months.
• So far this year, 80%
of our residents
who started the
program are still
with us, well above
our standard 70%
graduation rate.
NLB Program
Design
Capturing and
replicating
regeneration
The NLB Program Design
team is responsible for capturing
current process and practices
for synthesizing a consistent
regeneration process, evaluating
and updating current process
and practices effectiveness and
developing an overall approach
to addiction that will serve as
a foundation for all future NLB
curriculum. Program Design also
oversees training and education
for all NLB staff that facilitate in
the Regeneration Program at
NLB. This deeply intensive and
detailed work is critical to our
program, both now and for the
future.
Recent Wins:
• Implemented weekly
Regeneration training and
education for staff. These
sessions include training on
NLB process and practices, as
well as discussing specific cases
as a group to help facilitate
understanding of approaches
and desired outcomes
• Finished writing Part 1 of NLB
Premise Ministry Handbook
• Collected and organized all
chapter specific content for
our Regeneration Program
Teacher’s Guides and began
synthesizing lesson plans
• We’ve added an intern who is
helping design and implement
a system to consistently survey
graduates to assess outcomes
and facilitate continuing
improvement of our processes
Looking
Ahead:
• We will be nearing
completion of the Teacher’s
Guides for the Regeneration
Program and the NLB
Premise Ministry Handbook
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Alumni &
Aftercare
Strengthening
foundations and
making connections
Successfully transitioning
graduates and alumni back to
society is the purpose of our NLB
Aftercare team.
Recent Wins:
• Through relationships
established with local and
national businesses, we have a
100% job placement rate for all
residents who’ve requested job
placement assistance
• Helped connect NLB Interns into
small groups at local churches in
the area
• Began utilizing volunteers
relationally for the first time
ever, with great success:
• Mentors from the community
are engaging, coaching and
encouraging outgoing NLB
graduates
• Skilled professionals invest their
time and energy into valuable
teaching sessions for our
Interns, providing mentorship
and direction in financial
literacy, resume writing, debt
resolution and other valuable
life skills.
Looking Ahead:
• Heightened emphasis for
future NLB graduates during
transitional phase as they
prepare to return home and
back into mainstream society
through engagement with
the recovery community (AA,
Celebrate Recovery and other
organizations)
Family
Recovery
Classes
Helping heal and
support families
On Sundays, the NLB campus
transforms from a place of
recovery for former addicts to
that of families seeking healing.
Family Recovery classes provide
a special time for residents and
their families to come together,
reconnect and work through
relational issues, while working
toward reconciliation of the
family.
Recent Wins:
• Moved Family Recovery classes
back to NLB campus
• Added additional teachers and
facilitators
• Compiled a recommended
reading list for families
• Launched a social media
channel (NLB - We are Family!
Facebook group) to provide
ongoing information and
outreach to family members
• To help families orient to the
program and their process
as a family, we now have a
welcome class for NLB families
Looking Ahead:
• Provide additional training for
teachers
• As classes grow, provide
opportunity for input
• Work on specific applications
that can be utilized with the
families for each class
• Host Families invite Interns
to their home once a month
for dinner and meaningful
conversation
Results from a recent NLB alumni survey:
“90% Graduate satisfaction overall with Program, 97% have found greater internal peace,
90% can now experience intimacy with others, 94% consider themselves
successful Graduates.”
- Data based on survey designed and analyzed by outside, independent, objective and impartial
consultant who has significant experience in this field.
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NLB Industries
Our four NLB industries generate 73% of our revenue, along with intake fees, and
provide vocational training to prepare graduates for re-entry to the work force.
NLB industries also provide a platform for us to bring the message of hope and
regeneration and share it with others beyond the boundaries of our campus.
With two locations, one in
downtown Cumming and a second
store in Woodstock, our NLB Thrift
Stores continue to set the standard
for upscale thrifting. Store patrons
find abundant inventory of
desirable products, great finds,
spacious and beautiful interiors
and outstanding customer service.
None of this would be possible,
however, without our generous
NLB Thrift donors who make this
industry possible!
2016 Wins:
• Opened second NLB Thrift
Store in the Towne Lake area of
Cherokee County
• 26% increase in gross sales for
Cumming location
• Launched new website:
www.nlbthrift.com
• Over 100,000 items sold at the
Cumming thrift store
• Added two new vehicles to our
fleet for donation pick-ups
• Averaged more than 100
donation pick-ups each month
(over 30 each week)
• New functional loading dock
added to the Distribution Center
(special thanks to Duncan Bailey
and Thomas Concrete)
Looking Ahead:
• Plans will soon be underway to open a third NLB Thrift Store in
metro Atlanta… we will be announcing the location and additional
information as it becomes available... Stay tuned!
“We're thankful to have the opportunity to give and hope that more people
will support NLB with their resources...it is an admirable and worthy cause
and a beacon of hope for so many." - Jeff Ridgway
2016 Wins:
• 40% increase in web development
projects during 2016
• Trained three men in the
program to operate digital
printing presses, use various
design programs such as
Photoshop, Indesign and much
more.
• We focused on adding a sales
department dedicated to
growing the business.
NLB Studios continues to grow and diversify its base of business
by offering new services and outstanding customer service.
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“ For over two years, the talented team at NLB Studios has been providing us with
custom design options and flawless print quality for all of our brand marketing
and special event materials. They are our “go-to” team whenever we need creative
ideas. Regardless of the size and budget, they are always receptive, responsive,
and reliable in taking our ideas to the next level. You just can’t beat the creative
solution, quality and value offered by NLB Studios!”
– The Sherry and Maria Team

Craftsmanship with a Story
NLB Furniture’s story is one of reclamation, both of reclaimed
wood and of reclaimed lives, made by the craftsman of No Longer
Bound. Instead of suffering in solitude, these same individuals have
chosen to master a craft and embed their creativity in every piece of
furniture we make, including custom farmhouse tables, barn doors
and other beautifully designed pieces.
2016 Wins:
• We sold over $375,000 worth of
handmade furniture that was
created by the residents of No
Longer Bound!
Home Magazine telling the story
of NLB Furniture
• Established relationships with
leading Atlanta designers
Looking Ahead:
Momentum from 2016 has
continued into 2017. We
have a dedicated marketing
Hamilton Dilbeck is a new member
of the NLB Furniture team, leading
the NLB Woodshop team.
• Increased purchased inventory
sales by over 40%
• Voted "Best of Atlanta" by
• Launched new brand website:
www.nlbfurniture.com
• We’ve been a part of multiple
coordinator who has enabled
the word to spread about NLB
to our community. We expect
that this will continue and foot
Atlanta Magazine as well as
commercial projects, which will
traffic and furniture orders will
"Best of Forsyth" 2106 & 2017.
open the door to significant
only get larger. The best is yet
We were published in Atlanta
growth in furniture orders.
to come!
Overall Cars4Recovery had another
outstanding year, including number of
vehicles donated and income generated
through the donation of vehicles.
2016 Wins:
• Record year for number of vehicles
donated: 608
• Actual income exceeded our goal by 30%,
with gross income of $421,892
• Reduced operating costs by putting NLB
wrecker back on the road
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Watch their inspiring story of family, love, faith and unconditional
love first shared at the Banquet and now online at
www.nolongerbound.com.