Sandra leaves her grown family and heads to China. Exactly why isn't obvious to her at this stage, but there is no doubt in her faith–she needed to go. Sandra has to adapt to a new culture and life within a communist regime. This is the beginning of her journey full of tragedy, courage, miracles, and love for the lost.

Sandra grew up and went to school in Nelson, New Zealand. At the age of 12, she was inspired by a movie, 'The Inn of the Sixth Happiness' about Gladys Aylward. Years later, answering God's call, she traveled to China to 'strike the heart of China' - the children. This first book in the trilogy details her calling and early adaptation to life within a communist regime.

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After following the call to China, Sandra King proceeded to open three orphanages and three half-way homes to rescue children and find them new homes. Many of these children had special needs and were therefore shunned by society.

This second book details how God guided Sandra to open three orphanages and three half-way homes, rescuing 670 babies. Through Sandra's care and love, these children thrived and were adopted by loving parents worldwide. The book shares miraculous encounters, angelic visits, and divine protection during this challenging mission work.

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The final book in the trilogy shares powerful testimonies from the children and adoptive parents, along with more miraculous encounters with angels and guidance from the Holy Spirit during Sandra's work in China.

This concluding volume shares the blessings and legacy of Sandra's 30-year mission in China. Filled with testimonies from children and adoptive parents, it reveals the ongoing impact of this ministry work. The book includes more supernatural encounters, healings, and the profound guidance of the Holy Spirit that sustained the mission.

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