When the communist armies of China swept into Tibet in the October of 1950, Geoffrey Bull was a young missionary serving his LORD, there, on the roof of the world.
He was arrested and imprisoned; and after enduring almost twelve months of solitude, was subjected to their notorious thought-reform. Yet in answer to worldwide prayer, he emerged, December 1953, in Hong Kong, sound in mind and still believing.
After recovering from his ordeal, he embarked on a ministry of testimony and teaching, which has taken him to many countries.
In 1990 he published this, his twelfth book, bringing to it his experience of God,