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Exiles of Hope - The Story of China’s Persecuted Church, Vol. 2 |
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As a sequel to Red Runs the River, Exiles of Hope- The Story of China's Persecuted Church, Vol. 2 continues the suspenseful story of Anching and Meiling, two Chinese young people who are determined to trust Jesus in every circumstance following the bitter takeover of their homeland by the Communists. Torn apart by war and unable to communicate with each other for years, they never lose hope of being reunited.
Throughout the amazing story of Anching and Meiling – who themselves are composites of the many faithful Christians in China that endured bitter persecution – the ringing truth is the hope they place in Jesus. Again and again, this story demonstrates that with God all things are possible for those who obey and trust Him implicitly. It is a story of grace and courage, of setbacks and miraculous interventions, and it is the story of a determined man and a hopeful young woman who God reunites in the end. |
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More Reviews |
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“This personalized story of China’s persecuted church will startle, grip and convict your heart as it did mine” Dr. Edwin W. Kilbourne Vice President-at-Large, OMS |
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Exiles of Hope expresses the bold and resolved witness of China’s … Christians. The character’s … challenge the reader to exchange temporal, earthly comforts for eternal, heavenly glory …” Dr. Tom White Director, Voice of the Martyrs |
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“Here is an incredible story of real people who suffered beyond measure for the Lord. It is a humbling experience to read this book.” Dr. Harry Bollback Senior Director, Word of Life International |
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“It is compelling, action-packed, and heart pounding human drama … a must read if you want to regain the wonder of your walk with God.” Dr. Mark T. O’Farrell, District Superintendent, C&MA |
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“Persecution, suffering and martyrdom has not stunted the Chinese Church, but has been the occasion for the miraculous response of the Chinese people to the message of Christ’s love.” Dr. Rexford Boda, Past President, Nyack College and Alliance Theological Seminary |