Uganda Holocaust

by Ray Barnett, Dan Wooding, Suzanne Nelson (Editor)

Rarely will you read a more dramatic chronicle of one man used by God to go where few would dare and do what seems impossible. From the hostages in Beirut to the Siberian 7 in Moscow--and now the Christians facing torture and beheadings in the Middle East--God has used Ray to help Christians worldwide who are being persecuted for their faith.

This inspiring story of answered prayers attests to the truth that God holds the whole world in his hands. It's a story of a man with severe learning disabilities who has witnessed miracle after miracle through trusting in God's strength. Ray Barnett's story will encourage you in your own daily journey with the Lord, and remind you that with God's help, mountains can be moved.

If you've ever wondered if prayer is relevant to "real" problems, or if you need reassurance that God is still at work in today's world...This Book is for you.

256 pages, Kindle Edition

First published July 1, 1987

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Ugandan Holocaust

Brutal regime
Rivetting account of the ruthless killing of innocent civilians especially believers (Christians) by state research bureau sponsored by Uganda under the dictator idi Amin during the eighties.