A young preacher from the Pennsylvania hills comes to New York City and influences troubled teenagers with his inspirational message....
Title | : | The Cross and the Switchblade |
Edition Language | : | English |
ISBN | : | 9780515090253 |
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Another book I read many, many years ago, and like many people I picked it up at a time of crisis in my own life. After reading this book I went so far as to contact Nicky Cruz who was starting his ow...
I decided to read this book, because of the controversial religion in this book. Previously going to a religious school, i found this book would be a good read to experience a main male character, goi...
I read this when I was ten and I still remember every detail!! It is one of the coolest and most GOD POWERFUL stories ever. And you wanna know what the best part is!? It's all true!!...
Although the book seems interesting for teenagers and brainwashed people, but I've never believed what the clergy ever say about anything....
As a non-Christian who dislikes being lectured about the supposed life-enriching joys of letting Jesus into your heart, I could logically be expected to loathe this book. To be fair, though, Wilkerson...
When I was in college, I had a class on urbanization where we broke up into small groups. Each group was then assigned an inner-city neighborhood in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. My group was assigne...
I have read this book several times since it was published and reread it again today.This book documents a walk of life probably closest to that of the early church that I have ever read. It is a stor...
CAREFUL in reading this book. It will trap you. This book is not about men. Instead, it's a book about the Holy Spirit in journeys of men. Firstly, the Spirit powerfully changed a journey of a preache...
This was a Christian classic; a book to be found in any church library and one I owned and read as a teenager.I was both shocked and feeling old when I was drawn to this 60th anniversary edition of th...
I have wanted to read this one for a long time but never seemed to be able to find it at book sales. After finally being able to read it I understand why some consider it a Christian classic. You may ...