Student Witnesses for Christ (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Across war-torn lands, young volunteers share biographical stories of courage, faith, and service in the Near East. This collection illuminates the personal paths of students who chose service over fear.

This is a nonfiction account that gathers biographical sketches of American and British students who offered themselves to Christian work in the Near East during times of conflict, persecution, and social upheaval. The book centers on real people and their choices, showing how faith and resolve shaped lives in towns and schools across the region.

• Learn about the early roots of the Student Volunteer Movement in the Turkish Empire and how it organized, even before formal structures existed
• Meet students and leaders who faced persecution, exile, and danger while striving to serve their communities
• Explore how personal courage, prayer, and faith influenced mission work amid war and social change
• See the connections between individual sacrifice and broader efforts to bring aid, education, and spiritual support to those in need

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