Blinded, but Now I See

Whenever the opportunity arose, Tony Crow and his son, Landon, looked forward to traveling from their home in Winnsboro, Texas, to West Texas to go hunting. Tony's occupation at a power plant kept him safety conscious all day. But when he was out on his own, he threw caution to the wind leading to a tragic hunting accident that took his sight.

Tony never regained his vision, and for too long he was mad at God for putting him in such a terrible situation. How could he provide...
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Whenever the opportunity arose, Tony Crow and his son, Landon, looked forward to traveling from their home in Winnsboro, Texas, to West Texas to go hunting. Tony's occupation at a power plant kept him safety conscious all day. But when he was out on his own, he threw caution to the wind leading to a tragic hunting accident that took his sight.

Tony never regained his vision, and for too long he was mad at God for putting him in such a terrible situation. How could he provide for his family? Even so, a visit from his pastor and an afternoon of prayer helped Tony to see that it wasn't all about him that he could make a difference in the lives of others. More importantly, however, it showed him that he needed God every day to help him walk through life.

After he spoke at his church about his experience, Tony soon received more invitations to share his testimony all over the country. Tony shares his story, so it doesn't become your story. Tony realized that his accident was not just about him but that it affected everyone in his life. Thus, he named his company INJAM (It's Not Just About Me).

Presenting a personal tale of tragedy and recovery, Blinded, But Now I See offers an incredible true story of hope, perseverance, and faith.