EU•AN•GE•LION (YOO-AN-GEL-EE-ON) · εὐαγγέλιον — Good News
SERIES
Colossians 2:6-7 – Rooted and built up in Him
How do you hold onto faith when everything around you is trying to tear it out?
During the Rwandan genocide, Immaculee Ilibagiza spent 91 days hiding in a tiny bathroom with seven other women. In that darkness, she discovered a faith so deep that even genocide couldn’t uproot it. This series explores what it means to be rooted in something the world cannot destroy.
During the Rwandan genocide, Immaculee Ilibagiza spent 91 days hiding in a tiny bathroom with seven other women. In that darkness, she discovered a faith so deep that even genocide couldn’t uproot it. This series explores what it means to be rooted in something the world cannot destroy.
Faith under extreme pressure either deepens or dies. There is no middle ground. This series walks through the reality of what it takes to stay rooted when the storm isn’t metaphorical—it’s your life.
SCRIPTURE ANCHOR
Colossians 2:6-7 – Rooted and built up in Him
VOICES IN THIS SERIES
Immaculee Ilibagiza
RWANDAN GENOCIDE SURVIVOR AND FORGIVENESS ADVOCATE
“I knew that my heart and mind would always be my own.”
A young Rwandan woman who survived the 1994 genocide by hiding in a tiny bathroom for 91 days. Clutching her rosary in non-stop prayer, she discovered that faith rooted in Christ can withstand the fiercest storms. She emerged not with bitterness but with a calling to forgive and teach others the transformative power of love.