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Day of Hate

Apr 17, 2013

by Steve Hyde

April 17, Day of Hate, forgiveness, hatred, Khmer Rouge

My wife Noit, along with all the other people who were living in the capital city Phnom Penh were considered worthless city people. The Khmer Rouge leadership had determined that all the nations problems could be traced to the city people. They were viewed as oppressors because they

When Tragedy Strikes

Dec 18, 2012

by Steve Hyde

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Connecticut, forgiveness, murder, Newtown, recovery, Sandy Hook Elementary School, shooting, tragedy, violence

I arrived after a long trip in Houston, TX, together with my wife, to speak at Kingsland Baptist Church to speak at a special missions service. Upon arrival at the airport I heard the news of a mass shooting of 27 young children and teachers at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown

“Culture of Honor”

Jan 06, 2012

by Steve Hyde

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culture of honor, Danny Silk, forgiveness, grace

“Culture of Honor” by Danny Silk. Destiny Image Publishers, inc., Shippensburg, PA, 215 pages. Review by Steve Hyde “Culture of Honor” is subtitled, “Sustaining a Supernatural Environment”, everything is great about this book, except the title! It has a picture of a knight on the co

An Unlikely Witness

Oct 30, 2009

by Steve Hyde

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Cambodia, Duch, evangelism, forgiveness, Khmer Rouge, love, murder, S-21, torture, witness

In Cambodia everyone knows the name Duch. He was the warden of the Khmer Rouge prison called S-21. From 1975 to 1979 Toul Sleng held 20,000 prisoners. All of them, except 7, were tortured to death. As a believer in Jesus, he is using his final days to share the message of forgivene

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