In the 73rd episode of Keep the Hotel Empty, we sit down with Pastor Bill Lamorey, a man whose life story is a testament to resilience and transformation. Bill opens up about his tumultuous past in southern Florida during the early 90s, a time when he befriended the then up-and-coming Marilyn Manson and his band. Amidst the chaos of the music scene, Bill found himself battling addiction, facing incarceration, and enduring multiple rehabilitation stints. He candidly shares the emotional turmoil of being transported to church services in a marked van from the facility, a symbol of his struggle with feeling judged and marginalized. Yet, this experience became a turning point, igniting his desire to understand and embrace religion, ultimately leading him to pursue a theological education and embark on a path to sobriety. Fast forward to today, Pastor Lamorey is a beacon of hope and compassion, having led his own church for 18 years and now returning to Florida to extend his guiding hand to others in need. His story is not just about overcoming addiction but also about breaking down the walls of judgment to foster a community built on empathy and support. Bill's journey is a powerful reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the transformative power of faith and service. Don’t miss this inspiring episode that illuminates the profound impact one can have by lifting others without casting stones. Tune in for a heartfelt dialogue that promises to leave you inspired and hopeful.---Follow KTHE: Patreon - Instagram - Facebook - YouTube

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