Reverend Pat Chamberlain The Founder and President of Out Of The Ashes formed the organization as a non profit in 2017. Married to Chelsea, with a blended family of five children. An Ordained Minister and a Peer Support Specialist, a leader in homelessness research for almost fifteen years. He has led the Ministry from the Humblest of origins out of his two bedroom apartment to its present position as a leading nonprofit in the NC. He developed O.O.T.A. as a recovery community organization and is a respected trainer to local nonprofit organizations nationwide. John Thomson, MBE, M.Ed. John was born and bred in Scotland – the accent remains ϑ. Married to Sarah with two daughters, Donna and Claire. Honored with an ‘MBE’ from Queen Elizabeth in 1984 at Buckingham Palace for ‘Services to Anglo/German Relations’ Retired from the British Army in the rank of major in 1992. Author of ‘Getting A Grip on your Interview Technique’ 1992. Earned M.Ed from Brunel University. W. London in 1993. Former Bard of the Thomson Clan Association (2005-2020) Former Dean of Education (Keiser University and American Institute) Close to publishing book ‘ReVerse – Reflections in Verse & Art’ Project Manager and recovery ally at OOTA from 2020.
101841A
by Pat Chamberlain and John Thomson
101841A
by Pat Chamberlain and John Thomson
Published Apr 29, 2022
99 Pages
Genre: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Religious
Book Details
Pat Chamberlain’s Journey ‘Out Of The Ashes’ ‘NOT MY TIME TO DIE!’
Is a true story of one man’s journey from the depths of despair to the heights of divine intervention. Pat Chamberlain’s mission to ‘break the chains of addiction and homelessness one person at a time’ has been followed steadfastly – for years. Out Of The Ashes has provided housing, food, clothing, transportation and all other needs for hundreds of individuals, at no cost to them, 24/7, 365 days a year. How can YOU help? Please see the donation instructions inside to get involved. Thank you for taking the time to read the book and hopefully, for any support you are able to give. ‘NOW’S MY TIME TO DONATE’