Voices Behind the Iron Curtain: Faith That Communism Could Not Silence

The book contains 13 biographies of believers from Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Moldova who kept their faith under communism. Among them are Richard and Sabina Wurmbrand, Dumitru Cornilescu, Traian Dorz, Nicolae Moldoveanu, Costache Ioanid, Ivan and Ekaterina Voronaev and Haralan Popov. Each chapter follows one life, from childhood and conversion through arrest, prison and death, and includes their own words, testimonies and poems. Why read it You will see what persecution actually looked like: night arrests, 18-hour interrogations, frozen cells and forced labor. You will learn the stories behind hymns still sung today, many of them written in prison cells. You will meet ordinary people, some of them former atheists, who became faithful through small daily decisions. The book leaves the reader with a direct question: what will you do with the faith others paid so much to preserve? Who it is for Teens (12+) and young people. Parents and grandparents who want to pass on this heritage. Youth groups, Sunday schools and Bible studies, since each chapter can be read on its own. Anyone who wants to understand how faith was lived behind the Iron Curtain. Adaugă la favorite Adaugă la favorite