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Counting the Cost

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Author: Shirley Donovan David Donovan
ISBN: 9781527103061

Kidnapped in the Niger Delta

by Shirley Donovan David Donovan

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Publisher: Christian Focus Publications
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Looking for stories of Mission in Africa

Shirley & David Donovan share their account of survival and salvation

You'll discover what God's courage looks like in times of need

From running a Health Care centre to running for their lives, Shirley & David Donovan's story of a mission in Africa is courageous and inspiring.

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Equipping you for life's journey with Jesus:

Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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British missionaries David and Shirley Donovan were running a health centre in Nigeria when a pounding on their bedroom door tipped their lives upside down.

Threatened at gunpoint, held hostage and ransomed for a billion naira, they tell of the grace that allowed them to witness to their kidnappers in the midst of the chilling and disturbing realisation of what man is capable of.