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| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 224 |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
Is it possible for a life to change? In their own compelling words, fifteen men from all walks of life tell the stories of their lives and how they have been transformed, often in dramatic circumstances, by an encounter with God. Some have overcome years of crime and extreme violence, others have seen their addictions disappear. Every story is gripping and inspirational. This is a book for anyone interested in whether God is there – and what he can do.
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16 men tell their extraordinary stories in a book for anyone interested in whether God is there and what he can do.
Is it possible for a life to change?
From a violent inmate in one of Britain’s most dangerous jails to a successful businessman who lost everything, the compelling stories of sixteen men whose lives were radically transformed by an encounter with God are told in this volume.
Overcoming years of crime, addiction and extreme violence, these men have seen their lives transformed in remarkable ways. Each story, told in their own compelling words, is a gripping account of how God breaks into people’s lives – no matter the circumstances.
Testimonies: · The Strip-cell Prisoner – the story of Shane Taylor · ‘The Walrus of Arsenal’ – the story of Simon Pinchbeck · The Rugby Player – the story of Ugo Monye · The Actor – the story of Jamie Hinde · The Biker – the story of Pete Dobbs · The Expedition Member – the story of Nigel Thompson · The Thief – the story of Dave Taylor · The Musician – the story of Simon Dixon · The Security Guard – the story of Billy Gilvear · The Armed Robber – the story of Damian McGuinness · The Deportee – the story of David Joseph · The Slave Trader – the story of Dave Blackeney · The Angry Man – the story of Briain Arblaster · The Scaffolder – the story of Gary Flynn · The Inmate – the story of Michael Emmett · The Atlantic Rower – the story of Mark Strubbs
Mark Elsdon-Dew was on the editorial staff of the Sunday Express for ten years, as news reporter, deputy news editor and foreign editor. He is now Communications Director of Alpha International.
Is it possible for a life to change? In their own compelling words, fifteen men from all walks of life tell the stories of their lives and how they have been transformed, often in dramatic circumstances, by an encounter with God. Some have overcome years of crime and extreme violence, others have seen their addictions disappear. Every story is gripping and inspirational. This is a book for anyone interested in whether God is there – and what he can do.
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16 men tell their extraordinary stories in a book for anyone interested in whether God is there and what he can do.
Is it possible for a life to change?
From a violent inmate in one of Britain’s most dangerous jails to a successful businessman who lost everything, the compelling stories of sixteen men whose lives were radically transformed by an encounter with God are told in this volume.
Overcoming years of crime, addiction and extreme violence, these men have seen their lives transformed in remarkable ways. Each story, told in their own compelling words, is a gripping account of how God breaks into people’s lives – no matter the circumstances.
Testimonies: · The Strip-cell Prisoner – the story of Shane Taylor · ‘The Walrus of Arsenal’ – the story of Simon Pinchbeck · The Rugby Player – the story of Ugo Monye · The Actor – the story of Jamie Hinde · The Biker – the story of Pete Dobbs · The Expedition Member – the story of Nigel Thompson · The Thief – the story of Dave Taylor · The Musician – the story of Simon Dixon · The Security Guard – the story of Billy Gilvear · The Armed Robber – the story of Damian McGuinness · The Deportee – the story of David Joseph · The Slave Trader – the story of Dave Blackeney · The Angry Man – the story of Briain Arblaster · The Scaffolder – the story of Gary Flynn · The Inmate – the story of Michael Emmett · The Atlantic Rower – the story of Mark Strubbs
Mark Elsdon-Dew was on the editorial staff of the Sunday Express for ten years, as news reporter, deputy news editor and foreign editor. He is now Communications Director of Alpha International.
OUR PRICE:
£10.99
1 in stock
Is it possible for a life to change? In their own compelling words, fifteen men from all walks of life tell the stories of their lives and how they have been transformed, often in dramatic circumstances, by an encounter with God. Some have overcome years of crime and extreme violence, others have seen their addictions disappear. Every story is gripping and inspirational. This is a book for anyone interested in whether God is there – and what he can do.
Show More
16 men tell their extraordinary stories in a book for anyone interested in whether God is there and what he can do.
Is it possible for a life to change?
From a violent inmate in one of Britain’s most dangerous jails to a successful businessman who lost everything, the compelling stories of sixteen men whose lives were radically transformed by an encounter with God are told in this volume.
Overcoming years of crime, addiction and extreme violence, these men have seen their lives transformed in remarkable ways. Each story, told in their own compelling words, is a gripping account of how God breaks into people’s lives – no matter the circumstances.
Testimonies: · The Strip-cell Prisoner – the story of Shane Taylor · ‘The Walrus of Arsenal’ – the story of Simon Pinchbeck · The Rugby Player – the story of Ugo Monye · The Actor – the story of Jamie Hinde · The Biker – the story of Pete Dobbs · The Expedition Member – the story of Nigel Thompson · The Thief – the story of Dave Taylor · The Musician – the story of Simon Dixon · The Security Guard – the story of Billy Gilvear · The Armed Robber – the story of Damian McGuinness · The Deportee – the story of David Joseph · The Slave Trader – the story of Dave Blackeney · The Angry Man – the story of Briain Arblaster · The Scaffolder – the story of Gary Flynn · The Inmate – the story of Michael Emmett · The Atlantic Rower – the story of Mark Strubbs
Mark Elsdon-Dew was on the editorial staff of the Sunday Express for ten years, as news reporter, deputy news editor and foreign editor. He is now Communications Director of Alpha International.
Additional information
| Weight | 100g |
|---|---|
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | 224 |
| Publisher | Hodder & Stoughton |
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