Harvey Yoder

Harvey Yoder. Born in China as an unwanted girl, Ai-Ming often felt worthless and faced confusing circumstances and abuse. But one day God reached out to her in a special way, and believers shared the gospel story with her. She … Read More

Harvey Yoder. Musikali and Joyce both grew up in rural areas of Kenya. Tribal custom ruled their lives, and much tension and selfishness surrounded them. They end up living in the city in extreme poverty. Read how they become acquainted … Read More

Harvey Yoder. As a young girl growing up on an Israeli kibbutz, the communal system of child raising did not fulfill Amalyah’s need for love. As she got older, it seemed this quest for love and acceptance was destined to … Read More

Harvey Yoder. Tragic stories from war-torn Liberia. While the stories of this book are not pleasant, they illustrate the all-too-often repeated scenes found in war-torn countries. Homeless and hungry, refugees are swept along in a seemingly endless tide of fighting. … Read More

Harvey Yoder. The true stories of this book vividly portray the house church in China and the individuals at its heart. Read how the church–strong, flourishing, and faithful in spite of persecution–is made up of real people with battles similar … Read More

Harvey Yoder. This book contains experiences of Christians who lived under communism and decided their faith was worth the cost of suffering. They were cold, hungry, lonely, and threatened with death. Some spent decades in prisons or slave labor camps. … Read More