The Man Who Lived Twice: A Father Risks All for His Family's Freedom
No, No! You can't take my Minh!A pounding at the door rudely awakened Minh and Tuyet. Control guards spilled into the room,  grabbed Minh, and took him into the  night. "Don't take my husband away from me before my  baby's born," Tuyet pleaded.One guard smiled pleasantly. "Don't worry. Your husband is only going to be reeducated. He'll  be back in six weeks."But Tuyet knew that the political reeducation camps specialized in torture. The only lesson  learned there was the meaning of pain. Would  Minh survive the camp? Would he ever see his  child?Minh knew there was little chance he would escape death in the camp. He turned to the God he  had learned to trust for strength and  courage, determined to find a way to give his family the  freedom to learn about God and to follow Him.From a reeducation camp in Communist Vietnam, where torture often challenges faith, comes a  compelling story of one man's conviction  and miraculous deliverance. Stanley Maxwell, author  of The Man Who Couldn't Be Killed brings us another story of witness through  trial that will  inspire you to treasure your freedoms and to stand up for your faith.