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The Tangled Lamb
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Out of the Deep
They looked like the typical, happy family. David and Helen Runcie had brought their three sons up to fear the Lord and honour His Name. When they sang together as a quintet audiences were moved to tears. In their teenage years the boys became heroin addicts. It was then that the whole atmosphere in the home changed. Tensions rose, money disappeared, and the telltale signs of drug addiction began to appear around the house. Every day seemed to present the perplexed Christian parents with some new dilemma. Why was this all happening in their family? they found themselves asking. Could God not deliver them from their addiction? Yes. He could. And He did, intervening in each life in a different way, but with the same result. It is an inspirational story of deliverance, and of hope. This updated edition brings us the latest on the family that had been rescued from the depths of despair and records how God blessed the original book in many lives.” The three boys are all now in steady employment, married men with families. This means David and Helen have entered a new phase in life. Grandparents!
Painting the Town Red
“I feel like a new man,” is an expression we often hear. The rejuvenation of the person concerned is often attributed to any one of a variety of physical factors, from feeling fitter by going more to the gym to losing weight by going less to the biscuit tin. When Sammy Graham became a new man, though, it was for a different reason, and caused some sensation. The tearaway who as a youth had literally painted the town red, changed. Incredible! The young rebel who was once the plague of the district police force submitting to authority. You must be joking! The ardent activist who had helped form the local branch of the UDA going to church every Sunday. Unbelievable! It sounded impossible but it was true. The man who was for years the talk of the town for all the wrong reasons had become a new man through faith in Christ. Sammy’s intriguing life story didn’t end there, either. That is really only where it began. This updated edition contains stories about a wedding in Russia, a dedication in America, the vision of the Band of Brothers, lives transformed and joy restored through the power of God, and Daniel, the first of a new generation in the Graham family.
Out of the Maze
The Maze Prison is the most infamous prison in Northern Ireland. This book recounts the transformation of one Maze prisoner, Thomas Martin. A man with the sheer guts to stand up to paramilitary prison commanders and declare he was leaving "the protest" - and why. Thomas Martin is out of the maze which was his life - and out of the Maze which was his location. For good. And for God.
Some Party in Heaven
Touching story of an Irish family as they face the illness and death of their disabled children.
Letters from John Pintard to His Daughter, Eliza Noel Pintard Davidson, 1816-1833: 70
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How Sweet the Sound
Tells the story of John Newton and William Cowper, writers of over 350 hymns.
Joy Without Measure
“The greatest joy in all the world is knowing God, and the greatest thrill in life is serving Him.” This is the declaration Marie McCarroll makes at some stage when invited to recount her colourful life story. It was on her eleventh birthday that she first experienced the joy of knowing God in her life. From then until now she has been learning more about Him, and every lesson brings a fresh surge of excitement. Whether reading His Word or praying to find His will the process of knowing God has been, for Marie, an inspiring experience. A deep love for God led to a strong desire to serve Him. From freezing winters in Canada, to scorching summers in Rhodesia, from summer camps in South Africa to night work on the streets of London, wherever this intrepid missionary went, God was always a step ahead of her, preparing the way, providing for her every need in often miraculous ways. Marie has the ability to tell it like it is, a warm hospitable nature and a deep sense of the pres-ence of God that surrounds her. Her story is a God-exalting, thought-provoking and often thoroughly entertaining read.
