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A true account set in Ukraine in the 1920s. Communists take over an orphanage, forbid prayer, and chase out the Christian workers. In the midst of these drastic changes, rebellious Walter cries out for help and becomes converted. Great persecution is raised against the believing children. Through it all, Walter encourages the others, and they remain faithful to God. 77 pages; paper; Grace Press.
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