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Charbel Raish was born into a Catholic home. But, in the last 6 years of school, he was influenced and challenged in his faith by Islamic friends. In his final year, he struggled to make a choice. He visited a mosque to give his life to Allah and Muhamed. But God wasn’t done with him yet. Charbel visited a church, begging God for a sign. His life was transformed forever.This conversion story shares what happened that day in the Mosque and the Church! Learn about his family upbringing, and how his school years influenced him. When he finally turned to God, and took his faith in his own hands, he experienced an encounter with Christ. An encounter that radically transformed a young man to be filled with zeal and passion for the truth. This led him into the seminary, study, marriage, being a father to seven children, and founding Parousia, a lay apostolate. Be moved and inspired by how God worked in his life, and how you can access God’s grace - if you only turn to Him!'I encourage you to read this book and learn about a man who discovered in a real way to call upon God as Abba Father'.Dr Scott Hahn, Professor of Biblical Theology, Author, Founder of St Paul Centre 'He learned more about cherishing and respecting Muslims as human beings made in the image and likeness of God... within the fullness of truth in the Catholic Church'.Fr Mitch Pacwa S.J. , EWTN Host, Author, Professor 'Islam is a topic often avoided in conversation. It is politically charged and emotions can run high... it took him right to the point of reciting the shahada prayer but on that same day, he thankfully encountered Christ...'Steve Ray, Speaker, Author, Pilgrimage Expert 'Learn about the man who encountered God in a very real way. You will get a taste of the passion this man has for the Catholic Church... It is my prayer that his passion will rub off on all of us'.Tim Staples, Director of Apologetics for Catholic Answers
