A disappointing
love life
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Samuel Torres had a disappointing love life. A bad run of relationships,
and betrayal by a woman he loved, had him feeling broken and hopeless.
“Friends and family tried to help me by
inviting me to go out with them, but nothing
was able to heal the hurt. As time went on
I began to isolate myself more and more.
When I least expected it, I met someone.
Nevertheless, instead of throwing myself
into her arms, I decided to place my life in
God´s hands.
One day, my mother, seeing my situation,
introduced me to the UCKG. I honestly
thought it would not help me at all, but I
still went, to please her.
When I arrived, the advisers taught me
how to use my faith and that through
faith in God, the wounds of my soul could
be healed! I went to the Love Therapy
seminars and the meetings for spiritual
guidance on Fridays and, bit by bit, I was
strengthened.
Eventually, I saw the result of my sacrifice.
I came down from the altar with the
certainty of my blessing.
Today, I can say that my life has changed
totally. I am happy, no longer depressed,
my life has direction and for over 10 years
I have been happily married to a person
chosen by God, who makes me happy and
I make happy too.
I am a totally renewed person and I advise
everyone to visit the UCKG. Due to the
teachings of faith that I received here, I
now have a new life, full of joy and love.”
love
Therapy
THURSDAYS, 8PM
RAINBOW THEATRE
232 Seven Sisters Road, London N4 3NX
Samuel Torres
A few months later I felt like a new person,
renewed and with enthusiasm for life,
simply because I obeyed all the advice I
was given.
He loved
me to death!
The immense fear that your life could be taken the very
minute he walks through the door is crippling. I loved him,
we were married, but he was obsessed.
My husband had been in the army, and
he transferred the skills and aggression
he learnt there on to me.
He was extremely possessive and
controlling. I couldn’t do anything
right. He loved me, but he hated
me at the same time.
I left.
I would go back to him,
believing and hoping he could
change but when he put a
gun to my head because he
wasn’t happy with the way I
responded to him, I knew then
that that wasn’t love. He had a
problem, I couldn’t save him,
and he needed some serious help.
I decided to leave.
Whilst making plans on how I was
going to exit safely, my husband came
across the UCKG. He begged me
to attend with him, but I was not
interested. I eventually went and
received some advice, but because we were
not completely honest about what was really
happening, I felt frustrated.
I left again.
He thought he had lost me forever and
continued to attend the UCKG; after some
time, he called me begging me to return home.
There was something different about him, so
I returned to him. This time we went to the
UCKG and he was honest and open about
everything he had put me through. For the first
time, he took responsibility for what he had
been doing to me. I knew there and then that a
road to recovery was possible.
At the I was given all the options to secure
my safety, and I left there a confident woman.
He became calmer as the months went
by. Fifteen years have passed and I have
witnessed a total change in his character.
During this time, I’ve fallen in love again with
him; he’s an exceptional husband.
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