The Tiger's Eye: Angels in Mumbai (0) - Softcover

The Tiger's Eye : Angels in Mumbai

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Buchbeschreibung Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Four years after the events that took place in Delaney's first book, 'The Shaft', the Global Calling organization is now making a dynamic impact across India. As they host the largest ministry event in their history, with over one hundred thousand worshipers in a crowded Mumbai cricket stadium, a radical anti-Christian militia (Indian Liberation Resistance Organization) orchestrates a brutal terrorist attack. This profoundly evil organization spares nothing it in its attempt to stop the ministry; killing, maiming, and abducting many of its leaders. When angels visit one of the terrorists responsible for the carnage in Mumbai, his guilty conscience and newfound faith force him to turn against his former terrorist cell. This change of allegiance leads to his recruitment as a double agent for Indian law enforcement, ultimately bringing justice to those responsible for these deadly attacks. Spiritual warfare rages as angels and demons engage in this epic battle of good and evil. Scott B. Delaney is Unichem Pharmaceuticals (USA), Inc.'s President and Chief Executive Officer - North America. He is also a member of the Company's Board of Directors. Scott is an accomplished Christian leader with over 28 years of experience in brand and pharmaceutical management. Since 2009, he has made over twenty five trips to India and has developed a love and respect for the country and its people. A trained pianist and vocalist, Scott has also served as a worship leader in many churches across Texas and Pennsylvania and currently sings with the Buck's County Choral Society. Scott grew up in Kerrville, Texas located in the Texas Hill Country. He currently lives with his wife (Jenny) and two children (Bradley and Brynne) in Upper Makefield, Pennsylvania. Artikel-Nr. 9781662809101

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