This is my story." ***Please sign up for CBN Newsletters and download the CBN News app to ensure you keep receiving the latest news from a distinctly Christian perspective.*** After his release from federal prison, Lozano – like most – thought his life was irredeemable and permanently marred by his mistakes. Another way was through the community of genuine believers He surrounded me with, devoted disciples dedicated to God's truth." After finding freedom from addiction through Christ, Lozano committed himself to help others struggling with addiction. In 1985, Lozano co-founded Red Ribbon Week, the largest and longest-running drug-use prevention and awareness campaign in the United States, from October 23rd through the 31st in honor his late friend Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, a Drug Enforcement Administration special agent who was murdered on the job. "There's an opportunity here to reach the populations we want to reach like never before by using this world situation right now and fascination with drugs." For Lozano, fulfilling this grandest hope requires a commitment to and belief in the grace and power of God to clear the way to free those in the bondage of addiction. "If we commit ourselves to actually believe that this gracious God of ours is going to go before us and open the doors, and then we look for the doors to be open and do what we know we have to do, something gracious and powerful will transpire." Printed copies of Lozano's book "Borderlands: One Man's Journey from Addict to Advocate" will be available to order, via Amazon only, on October 23, 2026, the first day of Red Ribbon Week. The eBook version will also be available on October 23, 2026, on multiple platforms, including Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes and Noble, Google Play Books, and Kobo, along with the Audiobook on Audible, Apple Audiobooks, Google Play Audio, and Kobo Audio.