Third World missionaries are now standing on American soil. They have come to know Jesus Christ in the midst of suffering, poverty, disease and war. Most of them have been persecuted or died for their faith in Christ.

These missionaries will not tolerate compromise when it comes to Jesus. They will not allow Scripture to be treated with contempt. They will not stand by when blatant sin is committed without rebuke because they are bound to a biblical principle: They must speak. They must confront, no matter the personal cost to themselves. They never turn away. They are NEVER SILENT.

In his book, Anglican Mission Bishop Thad Barnum takes us on a riveting journey from the devastated post-genocidal Rwandan countryside through the early moments of a modern day Reformation and the crucial consecration of the first US missionary bishops from the third-world. Thad’s accounts of decisive meetings and communications are word-for-word and remarkably revealing. This is as inside as it gets, from a man who was there as witness to it all.

If you’re a part of the Anglican Mission in the Americas this is a must read. You will experience the passion in the unrelenting voices of leaders like John Rucyahana, Moses Tay, Emmanuel Kolini and Chuck Murphy – Christian leaders who were NEVER SILENT.