The cross and the Kremlin

The Gospel Explodes in the new Russia. In Moscow, over 12,000 Russians seeking to know Jesus Christ jam the very Kremlin Hall where for 70 years, the forces of atheistic communism convened. The Cross and the Kremlin is the dramatic story of God's working in the very heart of the former Soviet Union. Moscow-its capital-was for decades the symbol of godless atheism. The spiritual revolution taking place today in Russia is in direct response to the prayers of the Russian believers. This book is their story-a story of courage and faithfulness in the face of persecution. And it is His story-the story of God's faithfulness in their persecution-the story of His power in overthrowing Communism. This is the story of 1992 Moscow - a dramatic showdown between Christianity and Communism. As a massive pro-communist demonstration filled Red Square, over 12,000 Russians converged on the Kremlin's great Congress Hall to hear the gospel preached by a team of American evangelists led by Mark Finley. In a convincing show of force, Kremlin-supplied troops appeared on the scene. To drive away the evangelists and those coming to hear them? Or to protect those on their way to the meetings from the communist protestors?