A Man Worth Knowing - A biography of an amazing man who was raised in a dysfunctional family on a dirt farm in Northern Ontario, Canada,, yet who became the Assistant General Superintendent of the fastest growing Protestant Denomination of his day. His first sermon in his early teens, through his eventful experiences both in Evangelism, Pastoring a church, and being a Missionary in both Kenya and Thailand cause many to read through the night to finish the book. There are miracles which astounded people, and caused both headlines, headaches, heart changes and head-strong opposition. Through it all, Rev. R. A. Bombay had an impact on his family, his church, his city and his country. A life story every Christian should read - and it wouldn’t do any harm to non-Christians as well.
Genuine humility and a self-effacing nature characterized the life of R. A. Bombay. A genuine love of people seemed to be the driving force behind his ministry. This is perhaps not so much the story of one person, but more, the stories of the many people who came into contact with Dick Bombay.
All this from a man who said, “I am fearful of over-dramatization, lest the simple truth be lost. What God does needs no exaggeration!” Published by Essence Publishing, Belleville, Ontario.
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“Let My People Go!” A true story of covert incursions into Sudan under threat of death, to buy back slaves from the Radical Fundamentalist Muslim north. Under the threat of Islamisation and Arabisation, the black, predominantly Christian south suffered horrendous attacks by land and air with women and children taken as slaves, and most of the men left dead, spears in hand - no match for an AK47. Stories of slaves redeemed from terrible bondage and dehumanisation will rattle your soul. A genuine, modern horror story. Several full-time ministries have been begun as a result of individuals who have read this book. The owner of a chain of book stores in the USA says, “The best book on the market on the rape of Sudan’s south”. Published by Multnomah Publishers, Inc., Sisters, Oregon.
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“Slave, Brave and Free” Three countries, three Cultures, One wish...” They all want to belong - somewhere, to someone. Okot (pronounced “Oh Coat”) Deng knew no other world than the African savannah where his Dinka tribesmen lived a peaceful existence - until he was captured and sold as a slave to the owner of a Virginia tobacco plantation. His hatred for the white men and their God grows as he is punished and starved, until he knows he must be free or die. Can he find a home with other runaways in Upper Canada?
Chipagawana is the proud son of an Onondaga Chief, Thunder Arm. He lives for the day when he will take his place beside his brothers as a brave of his tribe. He has learned to hate the white man, whose whisky makes fools of the wisest of braves, and whose God-houses anger the Great Spirit. But then he is mauled by a bear and finds himself lost in the bush, alone and dying. If he wants to get home, he need help - from a white boy.
Paul Brentwood is the son of a circuit preacher who left England to bring God’s Word to the Iroquois in Upper Canada. But Paul has begun to hate the Indians, who massacred his best friend’s family, and now have ambushed his father. Lost and alone, Paul longs to know if his father is alive. But how can he find his way through hostile Iroquois territory?
The three would never have met but for a strange twist of fate - or is it the hand of Providence? - which brings them together in a way that changes their lives, and the lives of those around them, forever. Published by Loyal Publishing, Inc. Sisters Oregon. Soon to be made into a movie.
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