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By Manning Johnson (1908-1959) "The heavy hand of communism has stirred up racial strife, creating confusion, hate, and bitterness so essential to the advancement of the red cause."—Manning Johnson, 1958
By Richard & Linda Nathan Sequel to The Glittering Web (Book 2 of the Omega Point Series) They’ve just become Christians—and the battle explodes!
By William Schnell In this autobiography, readers will be alerted to the inner machinations, methods, and doctrines of the Watchtower Society, arming them to forewarn others and witness to their Jehovah's Witness friends, relatives, neighbors, and the stranger at the door.
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As told to and compiled by Mary C. Hertel Twenty-three remarkable and intensely personal testimonies of former Roman Catholic nuns each who wanted to become a “bride of Christ” as a means of living a devoted life to God in His service.
By Gabriel Abraham Singbeh A gripping, first-hand account of one young man’s experience as a victim of human trafficking in northern Africa and his miraculous escape.
By Corrie ten Boom Originally published in 1977 by Revel.
As told to and compiled by Mary C. Hertel Twenty-three remarkable and intensely personal testimonies of former Roman Catholic nuns each who wanted to become a “bride of Christ” as a means of living a devoted life to God in His service.
This is an E-book meaning it will not be mailed to you as it is a digital download to be read on a special e-reader.
By Bob Kirkland, D.D. Trusting the Lord through the Hills and Valleys of Life
Two books - Calvinism: None Dare Call It Heresy and My Adventure in Christian Living: Trusting the Lord Through the Hills and Valleys of Life For information on each book, click book covers below.
BY PHILIP ZODHIATES
By Corrie ten Boom Originally published in 1977 by Revel.
By Richard & Linda Nathan Book 3 A NOVEL BASED ON A TRUE STORY
This is an E-book meaning it will not be mailed to you as it is a digital download to be read on a special e-reader.
By Kevin Reeves A thirty-eight-year marriage. A death from cancer. A hidden treasure of love. For the grieving widow or widower, for the couple who still have each other, and for the friend or family member of the bereaved.