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A true story of veteran missionaries during the outbreak of World War II captured and held by the Japanese.Darlene Deibler Rose, a 20 year old newlywed along with her husband, Russell, are called to be part of a missionary camp in the interior area of New Guinea. This mission was to take them through a world war along with eight years of life threatening conflict.Once Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, Darlene and the missionaries became prisoners of the Imperial Japanese Army. Persecuted and tormented, Kampili, “the native tuberculosis sanitarium” became their new environment (barracks enclosed by barbed wire).In May of 1944, the secret police,Kempeitai, wrongly accusing Darlene and others of being enemy spies, transferred her to months of torture, confinement, near death dysentery, and starvation. Through it all, Darlene turned to her faith and God. In the terror of war and jungle captivity, her prayers were answered in ways to be explained only by true faith. Japanese Camp Commander (Yamaji), responsible for the killing and dreadful abuse of POW’s, listened to Darlene’s teachings of faith, hope and the incredible love she had for our Lord. Yamaji was deeply touch by her words. Years later, he ultimately shared sorrow for his cruelty and began to share the word of Jesus Christ with the Japanese people.Evidence Not Seen is a true, unwavering story of faith and trust. I highly recommend this book.
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World War 2 story that will move you to tears
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