The Heavenly Man: The Remarkable True Story of Chinese Christian Brother Yun

The stirring autobiography of a brave, committed, and severely persecuted house church pastor in China.

This is the compelling account of how, in the face of insurmountable obstacles, God used a young, half-starved child from a rural town in the province of Henan to fight on Jesus' behalf. However, Yun would rather concentrate on the qualities and beauty of Jesus rather than his numerous miracles or painful experiences. Contributions from his wife, Deling, who mostly made them during her husband's repeated spells of captivity, are dotted throughout his own autobiography. When you read this life narrative for the first time, you'll recall where you were. This book is a turning point that will encourage praise and prayer in the reader. It is worthy of being compared to earlier masterpieces like Richard Wurmbrand's Tortured for Christ or the Life of Watchman Nee.