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About this book
Juan Antonio Monroy was a Marxist atheist as a young man, but since his conversion his passion has been to tell everyone he meets about Jesus. He has traveled to all of earth's continents except Antarctica and to many of the countries of those continents. He has experienced religious and political persecution and, as a result, helped found what became known as Amnesty International.
Juan Antonio Monroy's footprints are seen around the world. His books, pamphlets, and articles are read in English and Spanish, and his radio programs blanket Europe, the Caribbean, and much of Central and South America.
In this long-awaited autobiography he tells his fascinating story.
ā¢A militant atheist turned Christian evangelist
ā¢Baptized in Morocco, Africa, in 1950 by a Cuban missionary
ā¢Joined the Herald of Truth evangelistic team in 1964
ā¢Presented his first radio broadcast in 1967
ā¢In 1985 became the first minister with Churches of Christ to enter Cuba since the revolution
ā¢Continues to travel and teach at a pace that belies his age of 83
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Table of contents
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Introduction
- 1: Rabat, Morocco
- 2: Larache, Tangier
- 3: My First Contact with Christianity
- 4: Baptism for the Forgiveness of My Sins
- 5: Expelled from Spanish Morocco
- 6: In Francoās Army
- 7: The Canary Islands
- 8: Pledge to the Flag
- 9: They Think Iām a Spy
- 10: Controversy with a Jesuit
- 11: Three Months in Jail
- 12: Other Incidents in the Barracks
- 13: The Church in Tenerife
- 14: They Want to Kill Us
- 15: A Twenty-four-year-old Preacher for Two Congregations
- 16: Burned in Effigy
- 17: Bible School
- 18: The Church in Tangier
- 19: I Get Married
- 20: Four Intense Years
- 21: Radio and Press
- 22: One Year in Londonā Amnesty International
- 23: Return to Tangier
- 24: Imprisoned in Spain
- 25: Problems with the Moroccan Government
- 26: Trip to New York
- 27: The Protestant Pavilion and Billy Graham
- 28: Finding the Church of Christ
- 29: The Highland Church in Abilene, Texas
- 30: Ernest J. Sumerlin
- 31: Three Attacks from the Devil
- 32: Establishment of the Church in Madrid
- 33: All Over Spain
- 34: Switzerland, Portugal, and Guinea
- 35: Latin America
- 36: Cuba, My Second Missions Country
- 37: My Work in Cuba
- 38: The United States of America
- 39: The Power of Radio
- 40: Looking for Radio Stations
- 41: Herald of Truth in the Evangelization of Spain
- 42: Press and Literature
- 43: āBefore the Gentiles and Kings . . .ā
- 44: PerĆŗ: A Unique Experience
- 45: A Message to Young Preachers
- Epilogue
- Appendix: āA Man of Fireā