Suppose I Hadn’t Listened

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Writing in her folksy style, Barbara D'Antoni Diggs shares 40 heart-warming, true stories from some of her most memorable mission experiences.

In Suppose I Hadn't Listened you'll read about her adventures living in a grass hut, the 2,000 chickens that came to church, and a picnic on the frozen Gulf of Finland.

You can anticipate both moments of laughter and tears, with unexpected surprises, as you read about Rasita, Oxana, Zhanna, a man named "Squirrel," and other unique people she met along the way.

What outfit did the village chief wear to church that caused the Americans to gasp in disbelief, but won the ultimate honor and respect of his people? When crossing the border into a communist-run territory, could they have disappeared forever? Why, when on a tour to Moscow, did their not-stop train make an unscheduled stop the middle of the night? Outside the window were four feet of snow and an eight foot high barbed-wire fence. Were they being taken to a concentration camp, instead?

Barbara hopes you'll enjoy reading about her favorite adventures and mishaps in Israel, Africa, Russia, Moldova and Hungary-and how God showed up and miracles happened.

For some lighthearted humor, be sure to read Stories Just for Fun near the end of the book.