"Freed from Slavery but Still in Bondage" isn't just about historical events; it's about the indomitable spirit of one woman, Alice Faye Wimberly. Her story, brought to life in vivid detail, promises to be both heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting. If you're searching for a narrative that goes beyond the headline and connects you with the human cost and triumph of a pivotal era, then Wimberly's voice is one you won't to miss. Prepare to be captivated by her courage and the enduring power of her story.
Alice Wimberly
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Syndrome of a Wife Batterer and Resounding Tribute to the Men Who Keep Their Vows
When Alice Fay Wimberly (Kemp) Pastor was young, she fell for a man who soon became the most dangerous part of her life. Blinded with love, she ignored the signs and acts of abuse in her relationship and became determined to make it work. Despite the feelings of loneliness and desperation, she believed her husband's empty promises to change, to become kinder, and to stop the bad behavior. However, it didn't stop. If anything, it only got worse as time went on, and Alice realized she had to escape, for her family's safety.
With small children to protect, Alice vowed to leave her old life of pain, neglect, and abuse behind, and she began a new chapter of her life, one that required great determination and perseverance. Despite the challenges of her new life, Alice quickly overcame many obstacles and soon found her strength, her success, and her voice.
The words of her memoir act as a battle cry for domestic abuse victims everywhere - a motivational force determined to help them make a change. Her honesty and insight provides a heartbreaking account of broken love, guidance to find healthy relationships, and a hopeful message to all readers.


