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Harvey Yoder. Wei was another mouth to feed in a land racked with extreme famine. As a baby, he was carried out of the village and left to die. Yet he crawled home and survived, for God had a special purpose for him. As an adult, he gave his heart to God and threw himself into study and the work of the Lord in a land of spiritual famine. This is another inspiring account of the challenges faced by Christians living in Communist countries. 195 pages; paper; TGS.
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