Once There Was a Girl: A Memoir

In the heart of a New Orleans housing project, a young black woman named Wendy faced a reality defined by abject poverty and rampant crime. Once There Was a Girl is the poignant, true story of how she refused to let her environment dictate her destiny.


This is more than a memoir; it is a testament to the power of "believing against all hope." Guided by the prayers taught by her mother, Wendy navigated the formidable challenges of her youth with a fervent plea for a miracle. Her story captures the universal struggle of maintaining hope when a better life seems impossible, and the incredible transformation that occurs when spiritual conviction meets unwavering perseverance.

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    What This Journey of Resilience Reveals:

    • The Reality of the Projects: A raw, first-hand account of growing up amidst the systemic challenges of urban poverty in New Orleans.
    • The Power of Prayer: An authentic look at how a Christ-centered foundation provides the mental and spiritual fortitude to endure life’s darkest moments.
    • Breaking the Cycle: Insight into the pivotal moments that allowed Wendy to escape her circumstances and transition from a world of limitations to a world of global influence.
    • A "Human-First" Narrative: A story told with the authority of someone who has lived the struggle and now dedicates her life to helping others overcome theirs.


    Wendy R. Randall’s journey is a beacon for anyone who feels their potential is being overpowered by their circumstances. It is a reminder that miracles are possible, and that your starting point does not have to be your destination.

Book cover titled "Once There Was a Girl" on a light wood background, showing a smiling child portrait.

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