Moho Wat (book review)

Title: Moho WatAuthor: Kenneth ThomasmaPublisher: Baker BooksDate: 1994Pages: 184 Moho Wat (book review)Sheepeater Boy Attempts A Rescue Kenneth Thomasma, the author, is a professional storyteller. This book is one of six books that he wrote on Indian children for children to read. Moho Wat is a young sheepeater Indian boy growing up in an area... Continue Reading →

The Hole In Our Gospel (book review)

Title: The Hole In Our GospelAuthor: Richard StearnsPublisher: W Publishing GroupDate: 2025Pages: 358 The Hole In Our Gospel (book review) Richard Stearns, the author, was the president of World Vision from 1998-2018. He chose to write this book telling a bit of his story and also that there is a hole in the gospel most... Continue Reading →

Stalin (book review)

Title: StalinAuthor: Edvard RadzinskyPublisher: Anchor Books/DoubledayDate: 1996Pages: 607 Stalin (book review) Joseph Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili was born on December 21, 1879 to a Christian believing mother. He grew up in a home with the leading to become a priest some day. While in seminary he came into contact with rebels who began to lead him down... Continue Reading →

The Sons of Cannibals (book review)

Title: The Sons of CannibalsAuthor: Bryan WebbPublisher: Bryan WebbDate: 2014Pages: 183 The Sons of Cannibals (book review) Bryan Webb has been a missionary to the Oceania Pacific region of the world for many years. He currently serves as the director of missions for that region with the Assemblies of God World Missions. One of the... Continue Reading →

Patriots (book review)

Title: PatriotsAuthor: James Wesley, RawlesPublisher: Ulysses PressDate: 1990-2009Pages: 400 Patriots (book review)A novel of survival in the coming collapse James Wesley, Rawles, the author is a former Army Intelligence Officer that also runs a blog on survival and survival skills. He originally started to write this book around 1990 but had to redo a lot... Continue Reading →

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