Darlene Deibler Rose was a pioneering missionary whose experiences in Papua New Guinea profoundly shaped her worldview. Facing immense personal hardship, including internment during World War II, she drew strength from her Christian faith. Her narrative explores the resilience of the human spirit and the power of conviction in the face of adversity. Rose's work offers insights into perseverance and the enduring nature of belief.
Separated from those she loved, Darlene faced beatings and torment for a crime she did not commit. Yet despite the horrors of suffering, her future was secure. Her life was in God's hands. This book follows her story from the New Guinea jungle to four years in a Japanese Prisoner of War camp.