Story is a powerful tool for teaching and learning. This is a book of stories about ministry in the underground church of communist Romania (1980s). It introduces a never-ending story about the regenerative process of true discipleship, which reaches today to the second, third, and fourth generations. These stories inspire the reader to reflect deeply on challenging missional issues that will certainly be encountered by the next generation of international workers. "Rich storytelling that ushers us into the mysterious world of international work with generosity of spirit and risky vulnerability." —Pam Nordstrom, Provost, Vice President Academic, Ambrose University "A compelling and instructive read." —Ron Brown, former international worker with the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada "A powerful and prophetic call to courageously step into hard places to bring access to Jesus." —David Hearn, President of the Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada Softcover Trim Size: 6 x 9 Page Count: 200 About the Author: Miriam Charter (M.Div., Ph.D.) is a mission practitioner, retired professor, speaker, and mobilizer based in Calgary. For ten years, she was an international worker in communist Europe with the underground church.
