We Dance Because We Cannot Fly: Stories of Redemption from Heroin to Hope

by Guy Chevreau

Book Overview

This book contains hope-filled stories of redemption and transformation from the rehabilitation program started by the largest Protestant church in Spain. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1852403209
• ISBN13: 9781852403201
• Release Date: June 2003
• Publisher: Sovereign World
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.05 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.8" x 8.1"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Fantastic

This is one of my favourite christian books of late. Probably because it's just so real. If you've been a christian for a while, you can get a bit sick of christian well meaning pop-physcology sometimes. But this book is the real deal. So inspiring and encouraging because it shows the depths of Gods love and power to redeem anyone who wants it. I wish there were more of these centers all over the world. They're so needed.

Fantastic

This is one of my favourite christian books of late. Probably because it's a book that's just so real. If you've been a christian for a while, you can get a bit sick of well meaning christian pop-physcology sometimes. However this book is the genuine article. Well documented and inspiring, it shows the richness of Gods love and ability to redeem anyone who wants it from some of the darkest places a human being can get lost in. I wish there were more of these centers all over the world. They're desperatly needed.

This book will change your life!

It changed mine for the better. My hope was renewed. It reminded me just how big and loving that God is. Even when we think we have totally missed the mark, when our plans seem to have failed, He has a bigger and better plan. What the world may view as useless, God has a purpose for. After reading this book in 2001, God blessed me with an opportunity to visit the Betel in Birmingham, England, as a missionary. The people there captured my heart, just as the book had. I have returned to Birmingham every year since. God willing, I will continue these yearly visits.It goes beyond missions, it's friendships. This book changed my life. Let it, Let God, change yours.

Wow from NJ

Gotta get it. I've already read it twice. It is so humbling and challenging to read about these awesome men and women doing great exploits who only years or months before would have been considered the less-than-nothing of society. Great for non-Christians too.