Summary

In 1994, the world could not have imagined the nightmares innocent Rwandan citizens would face as 800,000 people were murdered. With the hatred still building between tribes, thoughts of reconciliation and forgiveness seemed impossible. How does one forgive someone who has wiped out your whole family and any shred of hope? In this moving look at Rwanda, author Meg Guillebaud recounts the captivating story about the forgiveness people found when healing seemed impossible.

Classification

• Dewey Decimal: 291

Book Details

• Physical Description: 5.1"x7.7"x0.7"; 0.5 lb; 224 pages
• Edition Info: Paperback; 2006-05-15

Subjects

• Religion & Spirituality -- Christianity -- Evangelism -- Missions & Missionary Work
• Religion & Spirituality -- General
• Religion & Spirituality -- General AAS

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