Between Two Tigers: Testimonies of Vietnamese Christians

by Tom White (Editor)

From forbidden baptisms and secret meetings to imprisonment, Christians in Vietnam pay a great price for their faith in Christ. Caught between communist police and tribal religions, their many victories are evidence of God’s faithfulness.

Genres: Biography, Christian, Nonfiction

178 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 1996

Reviews

[Jody · Rating 3 out of 5]

I met one of the Vietmanese pastors who are mentioned in this book and it was captivating. He came to a local church and gave his testimony and preached for about an hour that felt like five minutes. I bought this book at the meeting and the pastor wrote me a personal message in it and autographed it. He was very nice and humble. I enjoyed this book and it was interesting to read about the hardships people go through in other countries becasue of their Christianity. This is a good book to read if you are worried about what people are going to say to you because of your faith. The men and women in this book have had a lot more happen to them other than people just talking about them and yet they keep going on. I am going to take this one to church and pass it around but only to those that I know will get it back to me in the same condition they got it from me.

[Yibbie · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is incredible. These Christians stand for their Lord no matter the threats and persecution of the government, and He is always faithful to them. It's a group of short stories so you don't get to really know any of them very well, but the message is quite clear. Christ is worth everything.