Editorial Review:Description:From all-star athlete to Death Row inmate. Ex-con Harold Morris learned the hard way that running with the wrong crowd can get you into trouble. In Part I of this exciting film, Harold pulls no punches as he talks about the perilous effects of peer pressure and how little mistakes can have big consequences. Young people are spellbound by Harold’s gripping true story of circumstances that landed him behind bars with two life sentences for robbery and murder. In language teens understand, this unlikely role model brings 10,000 teenagers to their feet in a standing ovation as he dares them to reject drugs, alcohol, sex and suicide and take a stand.
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The book and the video are a GOD SEND!!!
Once again, I am amazed by the power of all the Harold Morris Material! A must for teens and the teachings of reeping what you sow! Twice pardoned is an unforgettable story about a boy growing up in a country town who wants desperately to move to the city and be popular, or accepted as Mr. Morris puts it! Through peer pressure & need of acceptance Harold introduces drugs, alcohol, and night clubs into his life. Winding up in Prison with 2 Life sentences, harold explains how he changes through Christ and how he manages to deal with violent prison life and is pardoned after 10 years!
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It's great for what it is
It's not a fancy hollywood feature film. It's just a short tale about what a young man learns about life from a horrible experience when framed for murder. Harold teaches us through his experience and turn-around that we are influenced by the people we choose to hang around and that under any circumstances, we are respnsible for for ourselves as human beings if our life is to have meaning. A good movie for a classroom or a family to watch together.
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It was not what we thought it would be.
We thought this book would deal with being pardoned by the law and the greater one being pardoned by God through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.
It was not what we had expected and we returned it for a refund for which we are very thankful
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Great moral lesson for teens and parents.
I thought this movie was a great moral lesson for teens. I also think its great for teens and parents to watch together. I will watch this with my boys as they get older. Even our daughters can benefit from these life lessons.
A mans life expierences are the best teacher. This man lived a hard life, and some of it was unfair, but instead of trying to blame everyone else for his decisions, he stood up and decided to change what he was doing. There are so many excuses these days, it was refreshing to hear someone who was in the wrong spot, with the wrong people, admit that he knew better, and would do better for now on. I would definitly recommend this book or video for anyone with teens.