Randy Mortensen
Randy Mortensen
Episode 144 – Timothy Cameron, “Don’t look back, you’re not going that way!”
Episode 144 – Timothy Cameron, “Don’t look back, you’re not going that way!”
Episode 144 – Timothy Cameron, “Don’t look back, you’re not going that way!”
Wednesday 18th January 2023
Timothy Cameron's journey from tragedy to advocacy highlights faith and community support in recovery on 'God Took Me to Las Vegas'.
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Get the buttons here!Timothy Cameron: From Darkness to Redemption and Advocacy
Hurting people sometimes hurt people, but HEALED people HEAL people! I believe God called me to this work.
What does it take to turn a life marred by tragedy into one of healing and advocacy? Timothy Cameron, a man with a past as heavy as it is inspiring, shares his remarkable journey on the 'God Took Me to Las Vegas' podcast. Living in the Minneapolis metro area, Timothy's story is a testament to the power of faith, resilience, and the human spirit.
He often says, 'Hurting people sometimes hurt people, but healed people heal people,' and his life is proof of that transformation. Timothy's path wasn't easy. In 1977, under the influence and driving a stolen car, he caused an accident that tragically took a child's life. This event led him to serve 13 and a half years in prison. However, rather than being defined by his past, Timothy chose to redefine his future.
Since his release, he has dedicated himself to helping others find their way out of the darkness of addiction and crime. As a long-term member of AA and Al-Anon, and a speaker for MADD's Victim Impact Panel since 1991, Timothy uses his experiences to connect with and support others. He's also an author, Christian Mystic, and poet, sharing stories of hope and redemption in 'The Little Book of Miracles'.
His message is clear: faith and community support are crucial in recovery. Timothy's work extends beyond addiction recovery. He actively speaks against recidivism and relapse, advocating for former offenders and supporting families affected by addiction. His involvement with the Twin Cities Prison Ministry allows him to share his message of restoration and forgiveness. This episode is more than just a story; it's a call to action for those struggling with substance use disorders or supporting someone who is.
Timothy's journey underscores the importance of seeking help, embracing faith, and making positive changes. It's a powerful reminder that no matter how dark the past, there's always a path to redemption.