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200			_aGrace then Freedom _fAlexandrenko, Nikolai A. _gKelso, Stephen
210			_d2007 _aUnited States of America _cNikolai Foundation
101			_aeng
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215			_aPaperback. Glued Binding. Volume: 178 pages. _cColor of cover: Beige / Brown. Height: 21.5 cm. Width: 14 cm.
327			_aPreface: The Reason for Telling the Story -- i
327			_aChapter 1. Russian Village Life, 1922-1929 -- pg.1
327			_aChapter 2. Soviet Collectivization, 1930-1940 -- pg. 22
327			_aChapter 3. Officer Training, 1940-1941 -- pg. 46
327			_aChapter 4. Combat, 1942-1943 -- pg. 57
327			_aChapter 5. Prisoner of War, 1943-1945 -- pg. 80
327			_aChapter 6. Refugee Camps, 1945-1951 -- pg. 100
327			_aChapter 7. Conversion to Christianity, 1949 -- pg. 117
327			_aChapter 8. Louisiana, 1951-Present -- pg. 129
327			_aChapter 9. Russia Again, 1989-1999 -- pg. 141
327			_aAfterword, by Russell S. Knight -- pg. 170
327			_aAppendix: Order Number 227 -- pg. 172
330			_aNikolai Alexandrenko recounts the hardships of living in rural Soviet Union during the Communist regime, serving as a paratroop officer for the Russian army in World War II, being imprisoned in a Nazi POW camp and a remarkable conversion from atheism to Christianity that forever altered his life. When he found Christ, Nikolai discovered direction and purpose that had been missing in his life. After being ordained as a Baptist minister and missionary to the former Soviet Union, he co-founded the Odessa Theological Seminary in southern Ukraine. He immigrated to America, where he earned two doctorates and worked as a full professor. Whether he was teaching about classical languages or theology, Nikolai incorporated his faith into every lesson. By overcoming his trials and finding salvation, Nikolai Alexandrenko forged an individual path an lived an unusual life from which all can learn.
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606			_aConversion to Christianity
610			_aConversion
686			_2udc _a248.246 / Ale / 2007
801			_aUA _b
700			_aAlexandrenko _bNikolai A. _cB.A., Louisiana College, 1953; B.D., New Orleans Baptist Theological Semianry, 1956; M.A., Tulaine University, 1958
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