There is a high possibility that every one of us will experience problems that will shake us or negatively affect us, no matter how small or big. These could come from financial problems, emotional problems, health problems, or even relationship problems. ow do we deal with these problems when we are faced with them? I recommend this book to people who enjoy memoirs and people going through struggles in their lives. This book houses a lot of lessons and provides reassurance that you are indeed loved.

The book is well detailed and very much relatable, the writer made sure to use words that are easily understood and the fact that he was able to build a connection with his readers is one of the reasons why i highly recommend this particular book. Rev Errol E. Leslie wrote this book in order to show people what the life of a pastor is like, he made sure to state all the common temptation faced without leaving the fact that pastors can also be depressed and feel unloved like every other human being.

There are many positive things in this book. I love that the book is educating and concise. The book is divided into two parts, with the first explaining how the pastor's birth and spiritual background as well as how the whole thing started, while the second is how the disciplinary hearing went with all the evidence of all the concerned parties and how the curse ended. The book is carrying the hidden abusive church systems of most churches many are lacking eagerness to bring out to the light.

The author kept my curiosity at par in suspense as he began the book with his plight and revealed how he erred in the later chapters of the book. I also enjoyed how the author related his story to the scriptures going further to even liken some of the characters in his story to characters from the bible. First, he relates his temptation and fall to that of David from the Bible and narrates how he expected the church to handle his issue with grace. However, this was never the case. The author narrates a memoir of his life odyssey.

The author admitted that he made numerous mistakes during his ministry, but he believes that God still has a plan for him and desires to utilize him in ministry. He said God had already demonstrated it to him in an obvious, powerful, and profound way. The author's candor in exposing his own flaws and inadequacies is admirable. When reading the book, it has a breezy vibe to it. The reader will understand that failure is inevitable, but it won't preclude a person from being used by God.

Stolen Grace by Rev Errol E. Leslie is a personal account of one man’s struggle against an unexpected, monolithic foe in the form of the very institution in which he carried out the calling on his life. I think we all can agree that mistakes are an inescapable part of life; one can only ask that enough grace be extended to them so as to not be buried by the weight of their transgression, so as to one day rise anew. In this 517-page memoir we get a detailed portrayal of Rev Errol E. Leslie's battle to retain just that.

I like how detailed the book is. It moved me with mix emotions from beginning to end. Every chapter thrills me where excitement exceed boredom which is a good sign that the book is interesting. The book gave many life lessons which is awakening. It taught how important to obey rules not only for earthly attainment but heavenly pursuit as well. The author's story is heart-touching. I felt sorry when he put into involuntary leave of absence which affects him emotionally, mentally and financially.

I liked the way the author provided information of the correct stature concerning all the occurrences, this was nice and made me more interested in reading this book up to the last page. This book is exceptionally edited, this is because I found zero errors in it. I appreciated almost every chapter because of how the author had arranged the facts intriguing and the knowledge was real. This book has increased my interest in learning more about fulfilling my Christianity role.

What got my interest in this book was how the writer described and related his challenges to some other stories in the Holy Bible. This helped to make it more understandable. I recommend this book to Christians and those who might be passing through some difficulties or challenges in life and are looking for redemption. God never condemns or forsakes his own. I would also recommend this book to those who want to know more about the Methodist Church code of conduct.

The first thing I admired about the book is that the author explained the challenges he faced by including some documents rendered at the time as references in the story, which makes the story more understandable to the readers. Another positive aspect of the story was the last part, where the author relates the inhumane action of the church leaders with the corrupt practices of the leaders of the country. I recommend this book to patient readers and those familiar with the Methodist Church.

The book has a lot of positive aspects. It is a nonfictional story and very understanding. In our society today, we have several women speak up against the unjust treatment they receive from men. This has made many organizations be created to get justice for women who have been allegedly maltreated. So I urge people looking into matters like this to look into the other side of the story, which should be heard before moving on with any judgment that is going to be dished.

There are many great parts to this book. It's based on a true story that's easy to relate to. It was heartbreaking to learn that women had spoken up against men's mistreatment of them. What I enjoy about this book is how far society has progressed in seeking justice for women who have allegedly been mistreated. I also didn't see any grammatical or typographical issues. There was no swearing.I recommend this book to pastors and others who are seeking the truth.

The book is very relatable, the reader does not need to be religious, or a minister to understand what Rev. Errol E. Leslie was feeling and sharing throughout the book. Rev Errol opens up and discloses how emotionally lonely he felt, and how different aspects of his life made him realize he was not as appreciated as he thought. He even shares details of how complicated and unhappy marriage can be, but we do not need to give up or give in to the desire to find temporary happiness.

There were many divine qualities in this book. The Reverend’s faith through all the pain and suffering he endured was remarkable. Why those pastors chose to believe the complainant over their own brother in Christ is something I cannot fathom. By all means, the Rev made a mistake, but to discredit anything he had to say was inhumane and unjustifiable. Gratefully, he had people who supported him and fought for his cause. this is the time when they need guidance to get back on the right path.