From gang life to Christ Jason Avant’s path to pro football
A Detroit native and former top Illinois prep, Jason Avant describes a violent youth, a tough football start, and a life-changing moment on May 4 2003 at True Worship Church. He credits prayer and Bible study with leaving cocaine and parties behind, guiding a Michigan career, transformation, and mentoring teammates.
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