God's Smuggler
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This edition has been repackages and resized to coincide with the B format publication of Brother Andrew's latest best-seller Light Force.
God's Smuggler has thrilled and inspired readers now for almsot forty years. It tells the true story of how a young Dutchman risked his life to bring faith and hope to believers behind the Iron Curtain.
Includes a recently-written new final chapter in which Andrew brings us up to date with his exciting new ministry working amongst Muslims.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #123412 in Books
- Published on: 2005-03-21
- Binding: Paperback
- 304 pages
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Synopsis
This edition has been repackages and resized to coincide with the B format publication of Brother Andrew's latest best-seller Light Force. God's Smuggler has thrilled and inspired readers now for almost forty years. It tells the true story of how a young Dutchman risked his life to bring faith and hope to believers behind the Iron Curtain. Includes a recently-written new final chapter in which Andrew brings us up to date with his exciting new ministry working amongst Muslims.
About the Author
Brother Andrew is a missionary who founded Open Doors International, now a worldwide ministry to the persecuted church. His first autobiography, God's Smuggler, told of his courageous Bible-smuggling exploits in Eastern Europe during the Cold War, and became an international best-seller with over ten million copies sold in English.
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One of the best books you could ever read
God's Smuggler is the story of Brother Andrew, founder of Open Doors. In it, he tells us of his experiences in life, with the main focus on him, along with a few dedicated God-fearing, Christian friends, risking imprisonment and perhaps even their lives, smuggling Bibles beyond the Iron Curtain, so as to support his persecuted brothers and sisters who couldn't publicly worship their Lord and Saviour, and to reach out to the non-Christians in those countries. His experiences really show that there is no limit to what God can do, and no task is too small for Him. The book is easy to understand and easy-read, and it should force us all to look at our lives, and ask ourselves just what we are doing for Him.
TOP NOTCH
Not only is the story of Brother Andrew impossible to put down and very well written, but it is a real inspiration and challenge to those seeking to live for God, or those who doubt the existence of God. Andrew grew up in Holland during world war 2 and afterward joined the army. This sparked a series of events which led him to question the value of life and become a committed Christian. Starting with small trips here and there Andrew ended up risking his life time and again to share the Gospel and take Bibles beyond the Iron Curtain, setting up an international organisation which at one point smuggled 1 million Bibles into China! Time and again God led Andrew and his colleagues through impossible situations, allowing forgotten Christians to feel the love of the body of Christ and to savour God's word.
Recommended Sequel
If you are interested in this book, be sure to also order "For the Love of my Brothers", also by Brother Andrew (with Verne Becker.) (1998 copyright).




