Thirteen of Reaksa Himm's immediate family, including both his parents, were executed by the Khmer Rouge under Pol Pot. The young killers marched them from the remote northern village to which they had been exiled, out into the jungle. One by one the machetes fell. Severely wounded, Reaksa was covered by the bodies of his family. His remarkable story of survival is told in "The Tears of My Soul". In this second book, he describes how he tracked down his family's killers, one by one, embraced them, gave them a scarf of friendship and presented each with a Bible. He has also funded and had built a clinic, school and five churches in the area. This is an astonishing tale of the consequences of spiritual rebirth.

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"...as we forgive our debtors." is not said glibly. After surviving the 1995 "Killing Fields" in Cambodia, where he saw his family brutally killed, Him came to accept the Christian gospel. It took twenty-five years for him to forgive the killers and gain inner peace with God. He tells us clearly of his long struggle with a cultural legacy which knows nothing of forgiveness but only fierce vengeance for even the smallest hurt. We learn with him as he perseveres through spiritual, physical and emotional difficulty to be willing and able to meet the killers

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