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558 Days: A True Story
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A gripping true story of supreme love, absolute forgiveness and an unwavering faith in the Almighty God.
558 days of hell. Two souls united in body and spirit. One Almighty God. This is the story of Yolande and Pierre Korkie, who were kidnapped by Al Qaeda, as told by Yolande. Pierre never survived to tell the tale.
A gripping true story of supreme love, absolute forgiveness and an unwavering faith in the Almighty God.
558 days of hell. Two souls united in body and spirit. One Almighty God. This is the story of Yolande and Pierre Korkie, who were kidnapped by Al Qaeda, as told by Yolande. Pierre never survived to tell the tale.
In this touching story, Yolande relives the couple’s kidnapping and brutal severance from their children and life as they knew it. From the moment they were kidnapped until Yolande’s release and then through to Pierre’s tragic death during a failed rescue attempt, 558 Days recounts the Korkies’ horrific ordeal.
This is the true story of a level of love that few couples will ever experience; of faith that grows stronger through adversity and of forgiveness that is more powerful than human boundaries. This is the story of 558 Days.
Also included are 16 pages of full-colour photos from Yolande’s personal photo album, excerpts from Pierre’s personal journals written while in captivity and a moving letter written by Yolande to Pierre after his death.
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| Author | Yolande Korkie |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Christian Art Publishers |
| Place | Vereeniging |
| Year | 2016 |
| ISBN | 9781432114022 |
| Binding | Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
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