Faith despite the KGB / Hermann Hartfeld ; foreword by Georgi Vins ; [translated from the Russian by A.K. Dormann, translated from the German by Henry Wagner. [print]

By:

Hartfeld, Hermann, 1942- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780915684748

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LOC classification:

BR936
BR936.H328.F358 1980

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Contents:

Pyotr -- The choking web -- A silent cry for help -- The baptism -- A shepherd to the orthodox -- Prison camp -- The prison within the prison -- New brothers -- The Great Physician -- Tested by the KGB -- The bondage of Christ's freedom -- Encounters with the leader -- His eye is on the sparrow -- To everything a season -- The lasting witness -- Into the unknown -- New camps, new customs -- The burial -- A sustaining vision -- Exoneration -- A faithful sovereign -- Diverging paths -- The word triumphant.

Subject: The remarkable true story of a dozen Christians in the Soviet union, many of them young people, who triumph for Christ despite imprisonment for their leadership in "underground" churches. Believers young and old, from many walks of life and from many denominations, unite in their faithfulness to Christ. They learn to support one another even through suffering; they learn to pray for one another and for their enemies. Read their story, seen through the eyes of a church youth worker in his 20s who suffered imprisonment for his faith. A challenging model for believers. An exciting chronicle of God's power and grace.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BR936.H2613 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001645635

Translation of Glaube trotz KGB.

Freed by faith ; imprisoned for faith -- Pyotr -- The choking web -- A silent cry for help -- The baptism -- A shepherd to the orthodox -- Prison camp -- The prison within the prison -- New brothers -- The Great Physician -- Tested by the KGB -- The bondage of Christ's freedom -- Encounters with the leader -- His eye is on the sparrow -- To everything a season -- The lasting witness -- Into the unknown -- New camps, new customs -- The burial -- A sustaining vision -- Exoneration -- A faithful sovereign -- Diverging paths -- The word triumphant.

The remarkable true story of a dozen Christians in the Soviet union, many of them young people, who triumph for Christ despite imprisonment for their leadership in "underground" churches. Believers young and old, from many walks of life and from many denominations, unite in their faithfulness to Christ. They learn to support one another even through suffering; they learn to pray for one another and for their enemies. Read their story, seen through the eyes of a church youth worker in his 20s who suffered imprisonment for his faith. A challenging model for believers. An exciting chronicle of God's power and grace.

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