**From the horrors of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime to a life devoted to Bible translation, Arun Sok Nhep’s faith in God remained a steady constant through seasons of uncertainty.**Following the communist takeover under the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975, Arun Sok Nhep was forced to flee Cambodia, enduring imprisonment in...
**From the horrors of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime to a life devoted to Bible translation, Arun Sok Nhep’s faith in God remained a steady constant through seasons of uncertainty.**
Following the communist takeover under the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975, Arun Sok Nhep was forced to flee Cambodia, enduring imprisonment in Vietnam and detention in a re-education camp in Laos before arriving in France two years later. In _Connecting the Dots,_ you’ll walk with Arun as he traces the path of his conversion to Christianity, his miraculous escape from oppression and imprisonment, and his obedient return to ministry in the very place where he once faced possible execution. This story offers a historical and personal account of how God’s faithfulness never fails – even in seasons of uncertainty.
This memoir of suffering, calling, and obedience provides powerful perspective on:
* the historical realities of the Cambodian Genocide * God’s steady presence through suffering and displacement * finding one’s purpose and obedience to God’s calling * the life-changing power of God’s Word
Arun’s life is a testament that it was faith in spite of suffering that became the foundation for a life devoted to translating scripture and restoring faith to a nation wounded by war and atrocity. His story of escape, return, and restoration is a powerful reminder of how God connects life’s seemingly disconnected experiences to reveal a greater purpose.
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**From the horrors of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime to a life devoted to Bible translation, Arun Sok Nhep’s faith in God remained a steady constant through seasons of uncertainty.**Following the communist takeover under the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975, Arun Sok Nhep was forced to flee Cambodia, enduring imprisonment in...
**From the horrors of Pol Pot’s genocidal regime to a life devoted to Bible translation, Arun Sok Nhep’s faith in God remained a steady constant through seasons of uncertainty.**
Following the communist takeover under the Khmer Rouge regime in 1975, Arun Sok Nhep was forced to flee Cambodia, enduring imprisonment in Vietnam and detention in a re-education camp in Laos before arriving in France two years later. In _Connecting the Dots,_ you’ll walk with Arun as he traces the path of his conversion to Christianity, his miraculous escape from oppression and imprisonment, and his obedient return to ministry in the very place where he once faced possible execution. This story offers a historical and personal account of how God’s faithfulness never fails – even in seasons of uncertainty.
This memoir of suffering, calling, and obedience provides powerful perspective on:
* the historical realities of the Cambodian Genocide * God’s steady presence through suffering and displacement * finding one’s purpose and obedience to God’s calling * the life-changing power of God’s Word
Arun’s life is a testament that it was faith in spite of suffering that became the foundation for a life devoted to translating scripture and restoring faith to a nation wounded by war and atrocity. His story of escape, return, and restoration is a powerful reminder of how God connects life’s seemingly disconnected experiences to reveal a greater purpose.
This product is featured in the following collections:
