Books

The rugged mountains of Honduras are breathtakingly beautiful, but in the tiny houses clinging to the slopes live people with lost souls. A Rainbow in the Mountains introduces you to some who were rescued.Berta lost her father as a child, an... Learn more

We all know God hears and answers prayer. But how many of us have launched out in faith as George Mueller did? Mueller obeyed the Lord's leading and began several orphans' homes, depending entirely on God to supply what was needed. He asked ... Learn more

Timo Miller was kidnapped in broad daylight on a street in his hometown in Nicaragua, deported to the United States, and imprisoned for nearly eight months. His crime? Being a Good Samaritan in a situation where man's laws opposed God's laws... Learn more

It was as though a voice were whispering to me over and over, like a father soothing a frightened child, “You don’t need to be perfect to show them My love. Just do it for Me . . . I will never leave you or forsake you.”This w... Learn more

After years of apparently fruitless mission work, the author and his wife concluded that the Gospel just didn't work in Somalia. How could God be good when life was so dark? The Ripkens went on to collect stories of persecuted believers arou... Learn more

Judith’s intelligence and interest in religion were a joy to her wealthy Jewish parents—until she began to question her people’s rejection of Yeshua (Jesus)

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October 16, 2021, dawned clear and warm in Haiti–a perfect day for the planned trip to the orphanage. Little did the seventeen missionaries realize they would not make it home that day. Not even when the cry came, “Roadblock ahead!”Although ... Learn more

Roger and Grace Stanwick have relocated to a university town. As first-generation Mennonites, they understand the difficulty of embracing a separated lifestyle, but they are eager to make new friends and share the Gospel.Settling into a new ... Learn more

Ronnie and Maryann Martin answered God's call and moved to Honduras with their six children. Pouring their hearts into the work, they thoroughly enjoyed life at the mission. They loved the Hondurans, and the Hondurans loved them. Then traged... Learn more

In the 1970s, life in the Creole village of Double Head Cabbage meant no electricity, no phone, and no hospitals nearby. But in spite of this, the Glick family fell in love with the country and its friendly people. They grew to love the Creo... Learn more

Missionary life in Peru brought great challenges to Harvey Mast and his family. But amidst tribulation and sometimes deep anguish, God gave joy, peace, and spiritual growth. In these heartfelt parables written in a style harking back to yest... Learn more

This unique book is a compilation of stories about Christians in Muslim countries, simply called Sumarkand in this book. These "tales" must be considered fiction but are based on facts. Events and names of people and places have been changed... Learn more

Twila sells fresh bread, cheese, and eggs in a mission setting in Bolivia. Twila loves the Lord, but that doesn’t mean her life is problem-free.When Juan Montoya not only refuses to pay her but also laughs with his friends about cheating her... Learn more

When God called Norma and her husband Marion to mission work in the hollows of Kentucky, they went willingly. The Hartman family found that where God calls, He also provides. Whether their need was kitchen cabinets, five dollars for gas and ... Learn more

An elderly, illiterate woman hears the story of Creation for the first time. The secret police trail a Bible smuggler through the streets of communist Romania. An old woman in a dreary hospital ward demonstrates the meaning of true love. 

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