The seventh novel reflects the intense rivalry between the Father's Touch Ministry and the Gay Enforcers. The gay militant organization continued to harass, threaten, and attempted to kill members of the Christian ministry. There were incidences when even the relatives of the leaders of the Ministry were attacked. But in spit of it all, the Ministry expanded in Europe and North America. It even received an invitation from Russia to set up its centers. Meanwhile the Gay Enforcers became more violent in its methods against Christian ministries, and against its own agents. It employed more sadistic and satanic methods of punishment for individuals it deemed its enemy. Without God's intervention, more deaths would have resulted. Fortunately some of the main characters fell in love and got married. Even Reverend Jerry Gilligan, a gay priest, found his heterosexual soulmate. All things are possible with God!

Perry Riff continued to search out stories from individuals who participated in the support groups he facilitated related to alcohol, drugs, phobias and sexual issues. What he discovered is that reality is stranger than fiction. He taught college courses related to sociology, psychology, and special education. He affirms that only one's belief in God can make sense of the universe.