Archbishop Trevor Huddleston is a prophet and a hero - the man who confronted the West with the horrors of apartheid. He left South Africa in 1956. His book of the same year, Naught for your Comfort, sold 250,000 copies. The white oppressors would never rest easy again. In 1991, after years of tireless campaigning, and at the age of 79, Huddleston returned to South Africa. This is his account of the journey - the ecstasy as he embraced old friends, and the agony as he surveyed the new 'killing fields' in a country where discrimination is far from dead.

Reasonable condition; the pages have yellowed.

There is a sticker on the spine.

141 pages. Published by Fount 1991

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Elisabeth Elliot Omnibus (bc1-613)

The news of the murder of five young American missionaries by the Auca tribe in Ecuador shocked the Western world in 1956. This omnibus edition brings together three books written by Elisabeth Elliott. In Through Gates of Splendour Elliot tells the story of the courage and devotion of the five men in their attempt to reach the Auca Indians with the gospel. Shadow of the Almighty gives the full, inspiring story of the life and death of Jim Elliott, compiled around the poignant and spiritual writings of his own journals. Elliot's full length novel, No Graven Image, follows a young idealistic missionary to the mission field where she is forced to re-examine her faith at  the deepest level.

Fair condition; the pages have yellowed.

The spine and covers are creased. On the page edges there is a small mark.

Book 1 - 189 pages. Book 2 - 315 pages. Book 3 - 244 pages.

Published by OM Publishing1997.

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Geoffrey T. Bull - Prisoner From Beyond the River (bc1-378)

When Iron Gates Yield retold for young readers

When he was taken prisoner in Tibet by the Chinese Communists, thousands of miles from home, Geoffrey Bull remembered the Bible promise 'The beloved of the Lord shall dwell in safety'. Throughout his captivity, on the march, in solitary confinement or under interrogation, he proved it to be true. His courage and the prayers of thousands of Christians were rewarded when he was released unharmed three years later.

Fair condition; the pages have yellowed.

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93 pages, published by Hodder and Stoughton 1974.

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Frank Houghton - Amy Carmichael of Dohnavur (bc1-342)

The name of Amy Carmichael will always be connected with that of the Dohnavur Fellowship in South India, which owes its foundation to her. In this biography, published for the Fellowship, Bishop Houghton tells the fascinating and inspiring story of a life dedicated in the fullest sense to the service of our Lord.

Fair condition considering the age of the book.

Hardback; the dust cover is faded, also ripped and worn around the edges.

390 pages, published by SPCK 1953.

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Richard Wurmbrand - Tortured for Christ (bc1-429)

Richard Wurmbrand, whose body bears the scars of fourteen years of torture and suffering in a Communist prison, witnessed the indomitable courage and continuing faith of hundreds upon hundreds of Christian believers. Torn from their loved ones, battered and beaten in body but not in spirit, they continue undaunted in their Christian faith even as they are tortured for Christ.

Reasonable condition.

139 pages, published by Living Sacrifice Books 1990.

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David Wilkerson - Beyond the Cross and the Switchblade (bc1-376)

This follow-up account to The Cross and the Switchblade includes stories about the people who are well-known through the pages of the first book, and about the author and his wife Gwen. 

Fair condition; the covers are slightly worn and creased and the pages have yellowed slightly.

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190 pages, published by Hodder and Stoughton 1985.

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Brother Andrew - God's Smuggler (bc1-385)

God's Smuggler carries contraband Bibles past armed border guards to bring the love of Christ to the people behind the Iron Curtain. Brother Andrew's account of his mission is a story of exuberant, danger-charged adventure for Christ, which has become an international bestseller.

Fair condition; the spine is quite badly creased. Also the covers are worn and creased.

The pages are yellowed and marked due to age. The condition of the book is reflected in the price.

256 pages, published by Hodder and Stoughton 1970.

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George & Helen Jesze - God's Interpreter (bc1-380)

From war-torn Poland, where death was never far away, to the peace and calm of England with its promise of a new start, George Jesze soon learnt to speak more than one language fluently. But it was only after a call to the ministry that he discovered God's real purpose for his gifts. Gradually he began to interpret for some of God's key men in the worldwide renewal of the church - including Paul Yonggi Cho, Steve Lightle, Robert Thom, Harold Hill and brothers from behind the Iron Curtain. Through it all George witnessed the power of God's greatest Interpreter, the Lord Jesus Christ, who brings healing and reconciling word of God to the needy hearts of men.

Reasonable condition; slight creasing on the spine and front cover. Also the pages have yellowed.

190 pages, published by Voice of Renewal UK1984.

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Colin Whittaker - Reinhard Bonnke. A Passion for the Gospel (bc1-299)

Reinhard Bonnke preaches a straightforward message, a gospel that speaks of sin, salvation, healing and discipleship. How did it all begin? What are the forces that have helped to shape one of today's most dynamic and effective preachers of the gospel? And what can we learn from the model of evangelism he so vividly portrays? The author takes us back to Nazi Germany and Reinhard's extraordinary family, on to Bible colleges in Wales, ready then to confront apartheid in South Africa, to experience miracles of financial provision, and to fight sin, sickness and witchcraft.

Good condition.

222 pages, published by Kingsway 1998.

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Roger Arienda with Marichelle Roque - Free Within Prison Walls (bc1-357)

Roger 'Bamba' Arienda was an arrogant rebel. His Filipino followers would die for him, but the Marcos government were determined to silence him. After a series of violent incidents involving bombings and shootings which shook the country, President Marcos imposed martial law and sentenced the Marxist Arienda to twelve years imprisonment with solitary confinement and hard labour. Five years later in the prison library he picked up a small red book he thought was communist. He started reading about Jesus. Overnight his life changed. This book tells his story.

Good condition.

150 pages, published by Pickering and Inglis 1982.

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Bilquis Sheikh - I Dared to Call Him Father (bc1-328)

This book is the true story of Bilquis Sheikh, a Pakistani woman of noble birth. After she was left by her husband ( a high-ranking government official), she retreated to her family estate to find peace and live out her days in quiet luxury. But the deep-down peace she sought eluded her. Searching in the Koran, she found many references to the prophet Jesus. Out of curiosity, she turned to the pages of the Christian Bible. Then her life turned upside down as a series of strange dreams launched her on a quest that would consume her heart, mind and soul.

Reasonable condition; the pages have yellowed slightly.

159 pages, published by Kingsway 1988.

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David McCasland - Oswald Chambers: Abandoned to God (bc1-209)

This book is the life story of Oswald Chambers, the author of My Utmost For His Highest .

Excellent condition.

336 pages, published by Discovery House, 1993.

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John Legg - The Footsteps of God (bc1-301)

Who was Athanasius? Who were the men God used during the Reformation? What part did William Carey play in bringing the modern missionary movement into being? In a series of biographical and historical sketches the author brings to life the stories of some of the great men and women of God - from Polycarp to Spurgeon, Wycliffe to Wilberforce, the Great Awakening to the Fifty-Nine Revival.

Good condition; slight creasing on the spine.

352 pages, published by Evangelical Press 1986.

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Joni Eareckson - Joni (bc1-290)

At seventeen, Joni Eareckson suffered a diving accident that left her totally paralyzed from the neck down. The story of her struggle to accept and adjust to her handicap and find meaning in life is told in this unforgettable autobiography.

Reasonable condition; the pages have yellowed due to the age of the book.

178 pages, published by Pickering & Inglis 1982.

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Chris Tan - Close Encounters (bc1-295)

This book contains stories of hope in a world of suffering. Gritty, honest, poignant and compelling, these tales of ordinary life in three continents are set against the backdrop of battle with the angel of death which hovers over our world.

Good condition.

156 pages, published by Inter-Varsity Press 1987.

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Olga Erickson with Norman Rohrer - These My People (bc1-333)

This book is about the excitement and danger of pioneer life and ministry in Alaska. Because of her Nordic height, Olga Bertha Erickson was affectionately nicknamed "Timber" by the Alaskan natives. She first sailed to Alaska in January 1945 during World War II. The next 40 years were filled with incredible adventure and grueling hardship. But through it all, Olga witnessed God's faithfulness time after time and enjoyed His constant protection and daily provision.

Reasonable condition; the covers are worn around the edges and creased.

196 pages, published by Slavic Gospel Association 1987.

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Elisabeth Elliot - Shadow of the Almighty (bc1-207)

This is the best-selling account of the martyrdom of Jim Elliot and four other missionaries at the hands of the Auca Indians in Ecuador.

Excellent Condition.

256 pages, published by Harper and Row.

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Catherine Marshall - Meeting God At Every Turn (bc1-208)

This is the first book to track Catherine Marshall's spiritual autobiography from childhood to grandmotherhood.

Hardback. Good Condition; the dust cover is very slightly worn on the edges.

254 pages, published by Hodder and Stoughton, 1981.

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Eileen Crossman - Mountain Rain (bc1-215)

Biography of James O Fraser, who at 22 abandoned a promising career and went to China. At first sight of the Lisu tribes people of Yunnan province he felt an immediate affection for them, and for the rest of his life he laboured to bring them to Christ and to Christian maturity.

Reasonable condition.

246 pages, published by OMF, 1984.

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Doreen Wildrianne - The Heart and The Vision (bc1-270)

160,000 children in Romania, abandoned and institutionalised, shamefully neglected and abused. This is the scenario of the story of Caminul Felix (translated The Happy Home) situated in Oradea, Romania in the County of Bihor.

Good condition.

151 pages. Published by Compassion International 2003.

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Christine Aroney-Sine - Confessions of a Seasick Doctor (bc1-432)

Australian doctor Christine Aroney had built up a successful medical practice in Christchurch, New Zealand. When friends mentioned that Youth With A Mission was fitting out a ship, the Anastasis, as a floating hospital to travel the world, she hated the idea of leaving her patients and comfortable home - but the thought would not go away. Two years later she joined the Anastasis in Greece. In this book Chris tells her incident-packed story with humour and modesty.

Reasonable condition apart from the front cover being ripped as can be seen in the photograph above.

251 pages, published by MARC 1995.

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