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Not For Sale: The Return of the Global Slave Trade - and How We Can Fight It by David BatstonePublished by HarperSanFrancisco ISBN: 0061206717 Written by award-winning journalist and professor of ethics David Batstone, Not For Sale is the Official Book of the Amazing Change Campaign. It profiles the new generation of 21st-century abolitionists and their heroic campaigns to put an end to human trafficking—while calling readers to action with practical ideas that empower individuals and their communities to join the campaign for human freedom. Purchase this book |
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Be the Change: Your Guide to Freeing Slaves and Changing the World in Other Ways by Zach HunterPublished by Zondervan Zach Hunter may only be fifteen, but he’s taking on issues that affect the world—and he’s making a change. Find out how Zach is working to end slavery, and how you can make a change in the things you see wrong with our world. Purchase this book |
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William Wilberforce: A Hero for Humanity by Kevin BelmontePublished by Zondervan ISBN: 0310274885 Available February 2007 Here is William Wilberforce's story, which the movie Amazing Grace brings to life. This inspiring biography of Wilberforce, is written by the lead historical consultant for the film. Purchase this book |
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365 Days With Wilberforce: A Collection of Daily Readings from the Writings of William Wilberforce |
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Travel with William Wilberforce: The Friend of Humanity by Kevin Belmonte, Brian H. EdwardsPublished by Day One ISBN: 1846250277 An illustrated travel guide to Wilberforce's England. Purchase this book |
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A Practical View of Christianity (Hendrickson Christian Classics) by William Wilberforce, edited by Kevin Belmonte, with a foreword by Garth M. Rosswell and an introduction by Charles ColsonPublished by Hendrickson ISBN: 1598561227 Wilberforce's classic work on fostering the good society. Purchase this book |
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A Journey Through the Life of Willliam Wilberforce by Kevin BelmontePublished by New Leaf Press ISBN: 0892216719 Walk the fascinating pathways and historic halls of England as you re-trace the steps of legendary abolitionist and staunch Christian man of faith William Wilberforce. Purchase this book |
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Real Christianity: A Nation Was Blind Until One Man Made Them See by Bob BeltzPublished by Regal/Gospel Light ISBN: 0830743111 He believed that slavery was wrong; and with his classic book, Real Christianity, William Wilberforce set out to describe for people an authentic expression of the Christian faith. In doing so, he changed the course of a nation—and the world. In this modern paraphrase of a contemporary classic, Bob Beltz introduces a set of principles critical in living an authentic Christian life. As you read his passionate words, you’ll find that Wilberforce’s examination of what it means to have authentic faith in a time of cultural Christianity resonates strongly, even today. Purchase this book |
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Amazing Grace of Freedom by Ted Baehr, Susan Wales, & Ken WalesPublished by New Leaf Press ISBN: 9780892216734 Features an interview with Amazing Grace producer, filmmaker Ken Wales. Contains film stills, historic paintings, engravings, and documents highlighting a comprehensive collection of essays and commentary from ministry leaders and scholars such as Chuck Colson, D. James Kennedy, John Piper, Alveda King, and many more. Purchase this book |
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God's Politician: William Wilberforce's Struggle by Garth LeanPublished by Darton, Longman and Todd ISBN: 0232526907 |
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Amazing Grace: The Story of America’s Most Beloved Song by Steve TurnerPublished by HarperCollins/Ecco ISBN: 0060002190 The definitive look at what is perhaps the most popular hymn in American history. Turner details the life of the song's author, John Newton. Turner's examination of Newton's life and how it influenced the words of "Amazing Grace" gives an added resonance to the second half of his book, which examines the central historical paradox of Newton's specifically religious song: "although the song still holds its original meaning for millions of Christians around the world, it now has a parallel existence outside the church, where often the only link is a shared belief that it is a song about hope." Purchase this book |
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