Cover of Clay in the Potter's Hand

Clay in the Potter's Hand

Dorothy Sun, born and raised in China, is the product of three generations of committed Christians. The trials she faced during the Cultural Revolution taught her brokenness. Her long spiritual pilgrimage includes blood and tears, but it also includes great joy because of the fellowship she has experienced with her Savior along the journey.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 264 pages

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