Publisher's Synopsis
This book is in honor of my television co-host and daughter, Emily Libhart, who had a passion for ministry using Russian interpreting as a tool to reach the Slavic countries. Putting her faith in action, she was compelled to share the gospel by risking it all. God used her to send and take a million Bibles across the communist border. Shortly after her return, Emily was soon visited and interviewed by the CIA, and a week later, she was killed, being hit by a car while she was walking on foot. As a columnist for Valley news, my editor wanted me to investigate the CIA and the death of Emily. Her daddy, Tony, would not go along with it because he said he had to let it go. He said, "I must let it go-I will not spend the rest of my life fighting the CIA..." and so it was let go. The notes in this book are a sampling that arose out of Emily's heart's cry-her transparent compassion for ministry and her love for her Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ...
