Title: Bruchko: The story of a broken man serving an awesome God
Product review: Bruce Olson, after one year of college, decides to go to South America to do missionary work. With an unexpectedly long stay, and adventure after scary adventure, he gets more than what he set out for. He becomes a man. He becomes a broken, humble man. He surrenders his life and his fate over to the God of heaven and earth, and offers the rest of his life in service, transforming a backwards, stone-age tribe into a influential force, changing even the government that rules them. This shows an excellant example of the concept of the indiginous church and how Christianity can transform a savage culture into the most culturally, morally, and spiritually sofisticated. This book lends encouragement to those who are discouraged, hope to those who are hurting, and testimony to those who are skeptics.
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