The Cross of Christ in Bolo-land

In this fascinating memoir, John Marvin Dean recounts his experiences as a missionary in the Philippines during World War II. From his early struggles to learn the local language to his harrowing encounters with Japanese soldiers, Dean's story is one of faith, courage, and determination. But it is also a deeply moving portrait of the Filipino people and the bonds of love and friendship that can overcome even the most difficult circumstances.

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