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Every holiday public service announcements admonish individuals not to drink and drive, and every holiday someone puts too much alcohol on their holiday agenda, failing to heed the admonition. Inevitably, the scenes of drinking, driving and death play repeatedly on the evening news. Viewers look on, maybe say brief prayers for the victims and move on with their lives. Rarely does the news afford insight into the aftermath of the incident, how the family copes with the loss. The alcohol commercials do not take into account the suffering of the loved ones and how their lives are changed forever. They should see this side, how we grieve, the hurt, the tears and how we miss our loved ones, writes Dr. Prince A. Miles in his new book, He Was Our Prince. The story puts more than just a face on this selfish crime. It adds heart and soul as this father details his feelings about the loss of his 21-year-old son to a drunken driver a day after Christmas 2003. Read more...

Joining a legacy of preachers well known for their prophetic calling, Dr. Prince A. Miles answered the call to ministry in 1975. His father, the late Apostle Charles O. Miles, officially ordained him in 1977, and he went on to receive formal training from William Tyndale College and the United Bible College and Seminary, where he earned a doctorate of divinity degree.

A second generation preacher, Dr. Prince A. Miles was consecrated

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What People are Saying
About Dr. Miles’ Book

“The story of how a promising young life can be ended in an instant by the careless act of a drinking driver cannot be told often enough. The effect of that loss on the survivors and the community is an important part of that story. The ability of Pastor Miles and his family to deal with their tragedy and turn it into a positive lesson for the community is inspiring and important for all of us."

Judge Susan Moiseev