Why a Searching and Fearless Moral Inventory Is Not a Sermon – Candice M.

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August 16, 1995. That date is everything. Candice M. enters the room not with a sermon, but with the grit of a woman who knows that lipstick can't fix the wreckage. She describes a life lived in facades and delusions, from the high-stakes world of advertising to the concrete reality of a mother who murdered children and buried them in cement. She speaks of the shame of a sister handcuffed to a nightstand and the haunting knowledge that her own fear of arrest kept her from calling the police.

For Candice, a searching and fearless moral inventory is a "fact-finding and fact-facing process." She dissects the "spiritual deformity" that led her to lash out at a coworker, calling him "fat and sloppy" because she felt washed up herself. She avoids Hallmark platitudes, focusing instead on the "magic when pen hits paper" and the brutal honesty required to stop being a walking liability. By facing the brokenness, she moves toward a Higher Power, seeking to be a woman her daughter won't regre...

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