Port of Two Brothers

by Paul L. Schlener

Book Overview

The village along the Amazon river in Brazil where missionaries Paul and John Schlener and their families lived and worked was named for them: The Port of Two Brothers. How God led these two families... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1888796219
• ISBN13: 9781888796216
• Release Date: June 2000
• Publisher: Regular Baptist Press
• Length: 443 Pages
• Weight: 1.27 lbs.

Customer Reviews

As Exciting And Scary As A Christian Fiction Thriller, You Will Feel You Are There!

I purchased and read this book after being told about it from my sister who works in the hospital where the Author's wife is a patient. My sister has been blessed with their conversations and he gave her a copy of the book.It is a very inspirational book,but also points out the harrowing experiences missionaries can face.They often have no clue to what they are getting into. Made me think of young recruits going into the military. I certainly hope that our missionaries know more of what to expect these days! Will definately not bore the reader.

A must read book for both young and old.

When you read this book it is as if you have experienced this advanture right along with them. One could almost taste the food, feel the heat of the sun and hear the thunder in the storms. Not only could one picture the beauty of God's handiwork but felt His presence guiding and protecting this man and his family.The "Port of Two Brothers", is a wonderful bedtime story for those little ones, good research book for students, and totally entertaining for the older generation.This is a wonderful and unique story!!!

I read and lived the book...

My father wrote this book lest we not fully understand the purpose of his work. By reading this book I was able to grasp the true meaning of life's deepest spiritual fulfillment which enables me to cope with all the inconsistencies and insecurities that I encounter -wether it be in a remote jungle or the busy streets of a modern city. I recommend this book not only for the pleasure of my father's loving humor, but also for its' everlasting repercussions.