Finding Hope After the Horrors of War (Download)
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The power of God changes lives, empowers people to find hope in the midst of suffering, and gives them the strength to forgive their enemies. Kim Phuc Phan Thi, or the “napalm girl”, the central figure on the iconic Pulitzer Prize winning photo “The Terror of War”, shares her story of being bombed by napalm when she was nine-years-old. She discusses the painful treatment she underwent to heal, and ongoing challenges she faced after the end of the Vietnam War. She shares about being used a propaganda tool for the communist government in Vietnam years after the war, finding Christ, meeting her husband, defecting to Canada, and how God moved her heart to forgive her enemies.
The power of God changes lives, empowers people to find hope in the midst of suffering, and gives them the strength to forgive their enemies. Kim Phuc Phan Thi, or the “napalm girl”, the central figure on the iconic Pulitzer Prize winning photo “The Terror of War”, shares her story of being bombed by napalm when she was nine-years-old. She discusses the painful treatment she underwent to heal, and ongoing challenges she faced after the end of the Vietnam War. She shares about being used a propaganda tool for the communist government in Vietnam years after the war, finding Christ, meeting her husband, defecting to Canada, and how God moved her heart to forgive her enemies.