The Gospel in Bonds

A Soviet government tried to extinguish God's Truth by placing its messengers in bonds. But the light of God's Word and its hope of salvation could not be destroyed even in the darkest prison camp.

Georgi Vins, a Baptist pastor living in the U.S.S.R., was 37-years-old the first time he was imprisoned for his faith in a Soviet prison camp. He left behind his wife, his children, and his church. Over the course of thirteen years, Pastor Vins spent a total of eight years in the gulags.

But in the pages of this book, you won't read about a man who felt sorry for himself or who wallowed in the misery of his sufferings. Rather, you will hear the true stories of believers whose faith in Jesus Christ took preeminence in their lives and who allowed nothing, not even a Communist government, to take away their faith and their hope.

Threaded through The Gospel in Bonds is an intricately woven theme of love for God's Word and faith in the Gospel, even in the midst of severe punishment and deprivation.

The pages of this book will give you insight into the mind of a man uniquely used by God and encourage you to an ever-closer walk with the Savior, Jesus Christ!

WHAT OTHER'S ARE SAYING ABOUT THE GOSPEL IN BONDS

Thanks for letting me write it for you; it truly was a joy. I just was so taken by this book. You did a fantastic job putting it together-the little barbed wire boxes, the photos, ... It seems like a long time since I read anything as special as this. - Lois

What a special man of God he was! It's hard for us here in America to comprehend the injustice, torture, loneliness and unthinkable suffering that he endured because of His faith and love for His Lord. I thank God for your wisdom in choosing books such as this to publish. The Gospel in Bonds is one that I will truly treasure! - Berit Kjos, Kjos Ministries