Left to tell: discovering God amidst the Rwandan holocaust

Foreword by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

A note from Immaculée Ilibagiza

Introduction: my name is Immaculée

Part I: The gathering storm

The eternal spring

Standing up

Higher learning

Off to university

Returning home

No going back

The pastor's house

Farewell to the boys

Part II: In hiding

Into the bathroom

Confronting my anger

Struggling to forgive

No friends to turn to

A gathering of orphans

The gift of tongues

Unlikely saviors

Keeping the faith

Part III: A new path

The pain of freedom

A letter from Damascene

Camp Comfort

The road to the rebels

On to Kigali

The Lord's work

Burying the dead

Forgiving the living

Epilogue: new love, new life.

Foreword by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

Preface

Introduction: my name is Immaculée

Part I: The gathering storm. The eternal spring ; Standing up ; Higher learning ; Off to university ; Returning home ; No going back ; The pastor's house ; Farewell to the boys

Part II: In hiding. Into the bathroom ; Confronting my anger ; Struggling to forgive ; No friends to turn to ; A gathering of orphans ; The gift of tongues ; Unlikely saviors ; Keeping the faith

Part III: A new path. The pain of freedom ; A letter from Damascene ; Camp Comfort ; The road to the rebels ; On to Kigali ; The Lord's work ; Burying the dead ; Forgiving the living

Epilogue: new love, new life

Afterword: 2014.