Description
The story begins with a boy who lost his father in the fire of the Lebanese war, and who lived through the harshness of orphanhood and boarding school, before his voice carved a path toward singing and the lights of fame. Amid the wounds of childhood, the adventures of youth, study, and art, Nizar Fares kept searching for meaning — and for the God of life.
On an artistic trip to Libya, he met Colonel Muammar Gaddafi. Without realizing it, that journey was carrying him toward a deeper confrontation with himself, one that would open before him a new path toward Christ.
In thirty-nine true stories, Nizar recounts his journey of transition through a scene filled with dust and light — from singing to hymn-chanting, from the wounds of the past to reconciliation, hope, and service — bearing witness to how God can use the strangest of stations to change the course of an entire life.
