"FROM THE DAYS OF TYNDALE TILL TODAY BIBLE smuggling has been

controversial as well as dangerous. Not many people are brave enough to

venture into this often-perilous calling. My father Haralan Popov always

said, 'A Bible brought into Communist lands, is like a bullet in the heart

of Satan.' Jeana Kendrick and her husband realized that while the Cold

War was raging between the Judeo Christian world and the humanistic

atheistic world of Marxism, the battle could best be fought by changing

the hearts and minds of people rather than by military confrontation.

Their interesting and well-written story is a story of success in which they

witnessed the fall of the Iron Curtain in 1989."

-Door of Hope International President Paul H. Popov

"This could pass for a well-crafted work of suspense fiction, except that

every word is fact. In this story the reader cannot avoid unearthing a stark

personal truth that is basic to survival."

-Dr. Guida Jackson, author of Traditional Epics,

Women Who Ruled and other books

"Taut, well written, and insightful, Kendrick's Memoirs of a Bible Smuggler

shares firsthand knowledge of what it was like for Christians during

the Iron Curtain era. Young and idealistic, she and husband Jeff joined

Door of Hope International and embarked on a thirteen year journey to

smuggle banned Bibles into Russian held territories. Fraught with danger,

fear of discovery, and life threatening experiences, her faith in her Savior

provided the courage to continue the quest. Times were not always grim

for she recounts many amusing experiences in chapters that could stand

alone. I would recommend this memoir to everyone, no matter which

religion or non-religion they adhere to, for it imparts an understanding of

what it's like, to be persecuted for worshiping as one pleases, and for those

who have the courage to stand up for that right."

-Jacqueline Pelham, author of Under the Rose

and A Promise to Die For

"Not all battles are fought by armies. Jeana Kendrick's Memoirs of a Bible

Smuggler, beautifully written, tells the true story of unsung heroes of the

Cold War, men and women who risked everything in the service of Christ."

-Donn Taylor, author of Lightning on a Quiet Night,

Rhapsody in Red, and other books