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Dan and his friend Glenn enter Iran with the thought of sharing the love of Jesus with the common people. They are intercepted by the Iranian authorities and thrown into prison. What purpose does God have in this? Read of the wonderful care God has for Dan through this difficult time. See how God uses Dan to show His love to the prison guards, and witness love’s victory over fear. 190 pages; paper.
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Dan and his friend Glenn enter Iran with the thought of sharing the love of Jesus with the common people. They are intercepted by the Iranian authorities and thrown into prison. What purpose does God have in this? Read of the wonderful care God has for Dan through this difficult time. See how God uses Dan to show His love to the prison guards, and witness love’s victory over fear. 190 pages; paper.
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