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Gift IVP 01/04/2011
One woman opens her heart and life to an extraordinary God, stopping at nothing to take him at his word.
Susie Howe mobilizes others to fight injustice against the poorest of the world’s poor; those with HIV, orphans, street children, and persecuted “child witches”. We go on a sweeping journey from a mud hut in remote Zimbabwe, down the back streets of Manila in the Philippines; from the jungles of the Democratic Republic of Congo to war-torn northern Uganda.
Meet some of the unsung heroes who bring life, hope and transformation to individuals and whole communities.
‘May galvanize a few more dormant “resistance fighters” to take up the fight.’ Rhidian Brook
‘An inspirational read.’ Sarah de Carvalho
‘A brilliant, moving, deeply personal, faith-filled and passionate journey.’ Patrick Dixon
‘A book to challenge complacency.’ Steve Fouuch
‘Stirring, gripping, challenging … warms your heart and makes you want to weep.’ Simon Guillebaud
‘Feel the hot African sun on you back and hear the shrill sound of children’s voices … Told with a rare blend of searing passion and realistic humility. Read if you dare.’ Richard Littledale
‘A fascinating read.’ Julia Ogilvy
‘A stirring celebration of faith in action.’ Robi Sonderegger
Susie Howe was an HIV/AIDS nurse specialist who went to found three Christian charities, including The Bethany Children’s Trust. She lives with her husband Jeremy, a pastor, in Putney, Lodon. She was a winner of The Alternative Rich List in 2009.
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