Vanya
Subtitle: A True Story
Publisher: Charisma House
Published: 1974
Place of publication: Lake Mary, USA
Number of pages: 232
Copyright date: 1974
First sentence: Joanna Constantinova didn't want it to be time for the coffin to arrive. Ever since the telegram had come from the army on the seventeenth, she had dreaded this moment above all others. She slowly turned her swollen eyes to the place in the crowded parlor where her husband, Vasiliy Trofimovich, was standing. A group of brothers from the prayer house stood with him, their faces profoundly grave. Only her husband's face was hidden, his head bent sharply toward the painted floor.
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Out of the dark shadows of Soviet atheism rose a fearless young man whose boldness for Christ would make him a testimony to millions of believers around the world. This is the true story of Ivan (Vanya) Moiseyev, a soldier in the Soviet Red Army who was ruthlessly persecuted and incarcerated for his faith. Through two years of trial and torture, he never denied his Savior, and he never hesitated to share the gospel with anyone who would listen. You'll be inspired to live for Christ in your own world as never before after you experience the gripping story of a believer named Vanya.
Table of contents: title: Foreword; title: Foreword to the original edition; title: Preface; title: Part One The Story; title: Part Two The Documents; title: Transcript of Vanya's Taped Account; title: Entries From Vanya's Notebook; title: Excerpts From Vanya's Last Letters; title: The Funeral Document; title: The Open Letter From Vanya's Church; title: The Moiseyevs' Formal Protest to the World; title: The Moiseyevs' Appeal to Their Church Leadership; title: The Underground News Bulletin; title: Press “Explanations” of Ivars Death; title: Condolences to the Moiseyevs