From abused child to FranklinCovey executive and LDS family man, Sam Bracken's journey of a radical change
Comments
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments
About the Author
What You May Have Missed
Most Popular
Across Site
In Faith
- Sister Frances J. Monson's legacy of love...
- LDS Church responds to Boy Scouts of...
- Live streaming: Frances J. Monson funeral
- Letters to family show Steven Powell still...
- USA Today takes note of LDS sister missionaries
- 'Hollywood goes to Mormon country': BYU...
- Defending the Faith: A case for the...
- Boy Scouts of America to make membership...
Get The Deseret News Everywhere
Subscribe
Mobile
RSS
Most Commented
Across Site
In Faith
- Defending the Faith: A case for the...
51 - LDS Church responds to Boy Scouts of... 49
- 'Tattooed Mormon' Al Fox shares her... 41
- Secretary of State John Kerry says... 27
- Muslim leaders in U.S. facing... 25
- 'We're here to serve all boys,' Utah... 23
- Wright Words: Oklahoma tornado provides... 23
- Supreme Court to weigh in on... 17
I've had the joy of helping at risk kids, one at a time, for many years. And reading Sam's story brought back such vivid and sacred memories. If every Member would mentor just one kid, millions could be lead back to their Father in More..
What an uplifting story. Thanks for sharing your hardships and how you overcame them and became a shining example, Sam Bracken. Wow, what a great way to start my day!
This is an amazing story. Thanks for sharing it with us.