Mirror to the Church
Resurrecting Faith after Genocide in Rwanda
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- 03-07-20
Powerful
This was a beautiful, sad, and powerful book. The way the author knits the narrative together not only tells the dark story of Rwanda, the Church, history but the author also then points to the hope that is to come.
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