One night, while on the brink of committing suicide, "something" mysteriously compelled author Oliver H. Jobson to open the Bible and read The Lord's Prayer. This event became the start of his new journey. In Saved from Suicide by The Lord's Prayer, Jobson presents a biographical testimonial on his relationship with a source of energy that manifests in his life at critical times, saving him from the possibility of death. His story begins during his adolescent years as an acolyte in the Roman Catholic Church then moves to other anecdotes of his time in high school in Jamaica, in England, including experiences while attending The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. In this memoir, he describes his life's journey, telling how his educational background and military career played a pivotal role in developing the leadership skills that allowed him to lead diverse organizations, develop an uncanny ability to succeed, and to fail with a remarkable sense of strength. In Saved from Suicide by The Lord's Prayer, Jobson describes frequent and interesting experiences that provide intrigue and bewilderment in an adventure found more in fantasy than in real life.