BEAUTY FROM ASHES
After outlining the background to the genocide and the church in Rwanda, author Callum Henderson of Comfort Rwanda, takes the reader through the horror and hope of 1994 and the subsequent years of recovery.
The stories are intensely personal and deeply moving and give an insight, through the lives of those who lived through the genocide, of what life then and now is really like and the difference God is making to survivors.
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plus £1 p&p.
All author royalties go to Comfort Rwanda.
After outlining the background to the genocide and the church in Rwanda, author Callum Henderson of Comfort Rwanda, takes the reader through the horror and hope of 1994 and the subsequent years of recovery.
The stories are intensely personal and deeply moving and give an insight, through the lives of those who lived through the genocide, of what life then and now is really like and the difference God is making to survivors.
SPECIAL OFFER PRICE £7.50
(RRP £8.99)
plus £1 p&p.
All author royalties go to Comfort Rwanda.
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Beauty from Ashes
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Scotland, UK
If you would prefer to pay by cheque, please send to:
Beauty from Ashes
Comfort Rwanda
82 Arden Grove,
Kilsyth, G65 9NU,
Scotland, UK
How could an African country of eight
million people be plunged into a chaos of
slaughter which left a million dead? And
now, after the killing, how can widows,
orphans, killers, and survivors find the
heart to recover and rebuild?
In this stunning and uplifting account, Dr. Callum Henderson combines research and person experience to answer both questions. Above all, he reveals a new spirit at work in Rwanda, as some who committed unspeakable deeds are able to repent, and survivors are able to forgive.
In this stunning and uplifting account, Dr. Callum Henderson combines research and person experience to answer both questions. Above all, he reveals a new spirit at work in Rwanda, as some who committed unspeakable deeds are able to repent, and survivors are able to forgive.
