Everybody in the Church Ain’t Saved

Meet the members of the Love, Joy, Peace and Deliverance Community Choir, a group of young adults joined together through their passion for singing the Lord's praises--although their hearts are far from the things of God.

Patrice Russell was raised in the church, but she is hell bent on living like the devil, not even trying to get help for the sex addiction she knows she has.

Lorene McCall has been Patrice's best friend since childhood. When she's not singing, Lorene is cussin' like a sailor. Then she meets the man who inspires her to turn her life around.

When an enemy from his past shows up to settle a score, Glen Pearson is out to win by any means necessary, even if it means violating the woman he loves.

Dwayne Mitchell is battling with his sexual identity. When his mother makes a startling confession on her deathbed, Dwayne promises to stop allowing men to use his body. How long will he be able to hold to that promise?

They may be faithful churchgoers, but this group proves that everybody in the church ain't saved

Patti Trafton was born in Trenton, New Jersey, but was raised and still resides in Virginia with her family. After the passing of her husband, Alvin W. Trafton, she mustered up the strength to stay focused and succeed in life. Patti loves to sing, act, and do stand-up comedy, where she portrays ＂Mother Clarissa,＂ an entertaining, old-school church mother. Her first novel, Everybody in the Church Ain’t Saved, was published by Urban Books in 2008.