And we beheld his glory - Frances Bolton

Caught up in the horror of the Biafran War 1966-1971, Frances as a teenage girl watched the destruction of lives in a genocide programme against her tribe, the Ibos of Nigeria. Frances has never forgotten the glorious experience of Revival and the Christian faith that has been the bedrock of her life whatever the circumstances.Against the horrors of the Biafran Civil War, the young people watched the death and carnage of genocide against their tribe, the Ibos of Nigeria. About two million Ibos were killed as civil war engulfed the nation following the pogrom. Amongst the change and decay all around them, the young people began to turn to the unchangeable One, the Almighty God. As they prayed for survival, God gave them better than they asked, as the Spirit of God rose amongst them like a phoenix and gave them Revival. Thousands had life-changing experiences which have remained with them to this day. The miracles of the Bible days were experienced by them and became common place. The glory and presence of God was so real that faith was easy. Dramatic conversions led to exemplary Christian lives. This book, an eye-witness account by someone who was there and played a key role in these events, is inspiring and informative and brings the reality of the writer's experience of God to the reader. You may find in this book many of the answers to life's questions.