This inspiring book tells the harrowing story of Paul Rabaut and his fellow French Protestants. Despite facing persecution and exile, these brave souls stood firm in their faith and made a lasting impact on the Christian community. With moving sketches and powerful insights, Jean Louis Bridel brings their stories to life in a way that is sure to leave readers changed.

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