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A Symphony of Survival: A Life Forged in Faith
Born into a world of privilege, Kalman Hartig’s life was a symphony of music, art, and literature. But his harmony was shattered by a single choice: joining the Seventh-day Adventist movement. Under a communist regime, his faith became an act of defiance, leading to a two-year sentence of hard labor for his stance as a conscientious objector.
In the brutal silence of the labor camps, Kalman found his strength not in steel, but in spirit. He clung to the melodies of classical music and the timeless truths of the Bible to preserve his sanity and his life. He survived, believing his faith had been proven, only to face new and even greater challenges.
Together with his wife, Minka—a woman who had endured her own wartime traumas—he orchestrated a daring escape for their family. Their new life was a journey of struggle and healing, a testament to the enduring power of love and an unwavering faith in the face of unimaginable adversity.
Discover a story that proves faith can withstand any trial. A Symphony of Survival is more than a memoir—it's a testament to the human spirit and God's enduring grace. Order your copy today and be inspired by a life that was lived in complete harmony with God's will.
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Item Format | Paperback |
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Author Name | Catherine Allen-Walters |
Publisher | Distributed by Pacific Press Publishing |
Weight (lbs) | 1.200000 |
Page Count | 306 |
Language | English |
Year Published | 2024 |
Customer Reviews
Hartig’s faith, deeply intertwined with his personal and family life, serves as a testament to the enduring power of religious convictions in the face of adversity. Through this book, Allen-Walters not only presents a historical narrative but also emphasizes the enduring relevance of Adventist beliefs, making it an engaging read for those who value faith-based resilience and the triumph of the human spirit over oppression.
Laffit Cortes, Pastor of the Escondido Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Gary Taber, Retired Pastor and Author of Surprised by the Lord’s Prayer