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Bright Lights in Dark Times
C.J. Ladd Vicious struggle, persecution and death face these brave Waldensians in the valleys of Piedmont as they battle against the forces of evil. How heart-searching it is to see how they valued the truth of God's Word and the faith of their forefathers more than their own lives. Paperback, 112 pages
#2649-50, $5.95
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Christian Testimony Through the Ages, The
Theodore William Carron First published around the middle of the twentieth century, this book presents a concise and edifying overview of Christian history and the lives of significant vessels whom the Spirit of God used. An excellent introduction to church history. See also Miller's Church History. Paperback, 5" x 8" x 7/8", 432 pages
#8387, $14.95
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Cuff
A touching and true story of God's grace seen in a slave, who was willing to be beaten to death rather than to deny Christ. 25-Pack of 4-Page Tracts, 4 pages
#1924-50, $0.95
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Danger on the Hill
Catherine Mackenzie Following Jesus brought trouble into the lives of two Margarets who sacrificed their lives for His sake. This story shows how Jesus helps His people in the most extreme situations. This current title is a carefully fictionalized expansion of The Two Margarets by Carine Mackenzie. It gives a fair portrait of the lives of the persecuted. Paperback, 155 pages
#4725-08, $7.99
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Footprints of Faith
Mikhail Ivanovich Khorev What was it like to grow up in Russia in the 1930s? What was it like to have parents whose overcoming faith is the author's heritage? A short but powerful true story. Paperback, 80 pages
#2593-50, $3.95
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Foxe’s Book of Martyrs
John Foxe Except for Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, perhaps no book in the English language has been so widely read and appreciated as the work by John Foxe (sometimes "Fox"). Originally titled Christian Martyrs of the World, it has appeared in many more readable editions simply as Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Three of the best are listed below. The edition edited by William Forbush presents Foxe's history superbly, with very little loss of content. The Abridged Edition contains carefully selected stories and illustrations. One esteemed brother regularly used to give Forbush's edition to newlyweds — presumably because of its sobering view of Christian life. Hardback, Forbush Edition, 376 pages
#2552-82, $7.97
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Foxe’s Book of Martyrs
John Foxe Except for Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, perhaps no book in the English language has been so widely read and appreciated as the work by John Foxe (sometimes "Fox"). Originally titled Christian Martyrs of the World, it has appeared in many more readable editions simply as Foxe's Book of Martyrs. Three of the best are listed below. The edition edited by William Forbush presents Foxe's history superbly, with very little loss of content. The Abridged Edition contains carefully selected stories and illustrations. One esteemed brother regularly used to give Forbush's edition to newlyweds — presumably because of its sobering view of Christian life. Paperback, Abridged Edition, 96 pages
#3451-60, $4.95
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Foxe’s Christian Martyrs
John Foxe Except for Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, perhaps no book in the English language has been so widely read and appreciated as the work by John Foxe (sometimes "Fox"). Originally titled Christian Martyrs of the World, it has appeared in many more readable editions simply as Foxe's Book of Martyrs or as above. This edition is abridged and linguistically updated for youthful readers. Paperback, 188 pages
#7343-78, $2.99
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