Radical Redemption: The Real Story of Manny Mill

by Manny Mill, Charles Colson (Foreword)

In 1986, the Lord Jesus Christ found Manny Mill while he was running from the FBI in Caracas, Venezuela. After surrendering his life to the Lord, Manny returned to the United States and served time in prison. He went on to establish a post-prison ministry and serves as its director today. Includes photo insert.

176 pages, Paperback

First published September 15, 2003

Reviews

[Nancy DeValve · Rating 4 out of 5]

Manny Mill was a Cuban immigrant to the USA. He lived for Manny Mill and Manny Mill only. He was a hustler, made a lot of money, was addicted to sex, treated his wife despicably, and ended up in prison. About the time he was committing the crime that ended him in prison, his mother was converted, leaving behind her practices of witchcraft and sorcery. She led both him and his dad to the Lord at the same time and that was the beginning of a new life for Manny....a life starting in prison, but also a life of being discipled while in prison. After his release from prison he went to Wheaton College, which was a real cross-cultural experience for him! He also met his wife, as his first wife had divorced him. Together they started a ministry to young believers just leaving prison.
I never heard of Manny Mill before and I will probably forget his name in a month or two. But biographies are one of my favorite genres and while the person may not be anybody famous, I find their lives inspirational and love seeing how God can change people so completely.

[David Cowpar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Missionary biographies. Great story of God's grace and a changed and redeemed life!

[Rick · Rating 2 out of 5]

Manny is a tremendous guy. His book is a bit predictible.