To catch a Thief

To Catch a Thief

The autobiography of Richard Taylor

It was a sound unlike anything I had heard before. Even though I knew it was coming, nothing prepared me for its impact. It hit my senses with a finality, and a shock that is difficult to explain, unless you too have experienced it. The crash of the heavy steel door against its frame, echoed around the building. It was the sound of a cell door being closed - and I was on the inside. I stared at it; solid, and indifferent to my feelings, or those of any other person it ever enclosed. The door locked without a key, and only a spy hole interrupted its blankness. My stomach knotted with fear as I wondered how I had got myself into such a mess. I also felt ashamed that I had let my mum down so badly. She had worked so hard to raise her family alone, and didn't deserve the worry and anxiety I knew she would feel knowing that, at just fifteen, the oldest of her four sons was now in jail.

"Colourful, powerful, authentic - these are the right adjectives to describe this riveting story of transformation from drug-addicted prisoner to renowned pastor.
Whether he is doing his burglaries, his bird, or his Bible studies, Richard Taylor's narrative is a page-turner. This is a remarkable spiritual journey." - Johnathon Aitken, Politician

"To catch a thief. moved me deeply. The Lord plucked this young man from the fires of hell and set him alight with the fire of the Holy Spirit. What a transformation! It brought tears to my eyes. I met Richard for the first time this year. He is a red-hot evangelist, totally yielded to Jesus and I am persuaded that eventually his ministry will reach the ends of the earth. I highly recommend this book." Reinhard Bonnke, Evangelist

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