Fire On The Mountain
$18.89
A classic story of good versus evil
Saksee clung to the old ways of his tribe. Drums, drinking, dancing –these things pleased him. He tried to push out of his mind all thoughts of Rajin’s God. But Saksee could not quiet the voice speaking to his heart! Many of the people — even his own family — were turning to this God who brings love, happiness, and healing. Afraid and in pain, Saksee calls out to the One his heart longs to know. His tiny mustard seed of faith begins to grow.
In this mission adventure, first published 40 years ago, Norma Youngberg weaves a classic story about the struggle between good and evil in every heart. It’s a story that’s as fresh as ever for a new generation of young readers. With illustrations and vivid word pictures, Fire on the Mountain tells of a God so loving that no place is too far for Him to find – and no soul is too lost for Him to save.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780816319626
Norma Youngberg
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2003
Kids Klassics
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
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