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Ahmed, ein Muslim, der Christ wird, muss untertauchen und trifft auf Gleichgesinnte. Gemeinsam suchen sie nach einem Weg, der sie in Lebensgefahr bringt. Dies ist ihre beeindruckende Geschichte, die sie Bruder Andrew erzählt haben.

In his most incredible and eye-opening book to date, Brother Andrew invites you to meet brave men and women you never knew existed. This is the riveting true story of the Church in Islamic countries struggling to come to grips with hostile governments, terrorist acts, and an influx of Muslims coming to Christ. The names and places have been changed to protect the real people in the real places. But the stories are true. Now available in paperback, Secret Believers not only gives you a glimpse of the lives of these courageous believers, it also proposes four practical initiatives for Christians in the West to help these persecuted brothers and sisters. It calls us to join a new kind of jihad, leaving vengeance behind in favor of forgiveness, radical love, and unyielding prayer.

Filled with behind-the-scenes accounts of the people caught in the Middle East crossfire, this work shows young adults how they too can get involved.

In January 1993, Brother Andrew visited a cold, forlorn mountain in southern Lebanon where 415 men, considered to be Israel's most feared enemies, had been deported. What was he doing there? Andrew wasn't sure. But he was convinced that God had sent him on this assignment. Over time the answer emerged as he showed the local Christian community how they could relate to and have an impact on members of groups like Hamas and Islamic Jihad. For years, Christians have fled from the horrific conflict in the Middle East. Today, in the land where the Church began, less than two percent of the people in Israel, West Bank, and Gaza are Christians. Yet that remnant holds the hope for peace -- if they can only persevere in faith and not be discouraged. Brother Andrew stands with the Church where it struggles for survival. His message: Dare to be God's light in the midst of darkness! Book jacket.