Beginning as a collection of prayers, journal entries, and essays, Dear God has become a soul-felt message to the culture. Written in a prison cell, this book is a combination of love and pain. It is a story that explains the traumatic experiences the culture faces that society ignores and continually disregards. The intention of Dear God is to tell the forbidden truth and to relieve pain endured daily. It is no secret that society can be cruel and heartless, yet this book offers a new way on how to not only survive but to live right in society. For those who feel alone, for those who feel the world has given up on them, for those with lack of opportunity, for those who suffer injustices, and for those who struggle with grief and feel lost, this book is for you. These writings can be the first step we take toward a better way of life. By addressing the very problems we face spiritually, mentally, and physically, Dear God can help guide people into the peace the entire world searches for. This book is a voice for the unheard.