<p>“<i>Stolen Jesus</i> does not shy away from the hurts inflicted by messed-up religion, yet this is the funniest Christian book I have read. Thank God for honest authors like Jami Amerine who are brave enough to write about life as it is.”  Paul Ellis, author of <i>Stuff Jesus Never Said </i>and <i>Letters from Jesus</i><br>  <br><b>Candid, vulnerable, and raw, popular blogger Jami Amerine delivers a hilarious memoir of her search for an authentic relationship with Jesus in a sea of impersonators.   </b><br><br> Raised in the Mormon church, Jami Amerine was excommunicated for apostasy before she was even old enough to be baptized. This experience left her curious about all things religious and set her on a path that would introduce her to many apparitions of Jesus over the years.<br><br> It wasn’t until Jami stole a portrait of Jesus from a local YMCA storage closet and gave Him a home on her mantel that she began to ponder why the bad stuff of religion tends to stick the hardest. In <i>Stolen Jesus</i> Jami sets out to strip all her preconceived notions of Jesus to discover His genuine character.  In doing so she discovers the <i>real </i>Jesus when she stops trying to fit Him in a box and allows Him to be her all-in-all.<br><br> Jami’s frank, tell-it-like-it-is writing style is full of the kinds of self-deprecating anecdotes that will have you laughing and crying all at the same time.  <br>  </p> Read Less