"End of the Spear" is written in such a way that it feels like you're sitting down for a chat with Steve Saint in your living room. ""I've never been so touched by a movie before in my life," commented Ted Haggard, president of the National Association of Evangelicals. by SaltRiver

Set in the late 1950s, END OF THE SPEAR is drawn "from a true story," in which Christian missionaries try to save Ecuadorian "savages" from themselves.

End of the Spear, the book is much more honest than its movie version, which I felt was slightly over dramatised.

"This story is believable because it is true, said Saint.

"End of the Spear" is written in such a way that it feels like you're sitting down for a chat with Steve Saint in your living room.

It deserves a rare (for me) FIVE STARS!

There, Steve learns long-buried secrets about his father's murder, confronts difficult choices, and finds himself caught between two worlds. Need another excuse to treat yourself to new book this week?

I wish I was there to actually see the people and the places. His family soon returned to Ecuador and he grew up with those Indians, seeing them come to Christ, becoming like his own family. Detailed plot synopsis reviews of End of the Spear White American missionaries make contact with the Waodani tribe in the Amazon jungles of Equador.

I believe it is really is a necessary read to see truely how God was working through what on the surface is a real trajedy. Shvoong - End of the Spear Provides short user-submitted reviews, synopses, abstracts, and summaries created by the Shvoong online community.

Instead we gossip about I gave this five stars not for it's beautifully written epigraphs, pacing of plot points, or writing style, because honestly it has none of these things. And it is mind blowing!!!!

This book is inspiring on many levels. I feel like this book was a peek into a world that most of us will never really experience, yet there is so much to gain from the experiences of others if we are eager to really listen. I loved Mr. Saint's writing even as it twists through flashbacks and side stories; it was a page turner for me.

"For the Waodani tribe, which had a homicide rate of 60 percent, a grandchild was unheard of because no one lived to be a grandparent.

Not only a great story well written, but a story about how we should live.

When five young missionaries, among them Jim Elliot and Nate Saint, are speared to death by the Waorani in 1956, a series of events unfold to change the lives of not only the slain missionaries' families, but also Mincayani and his people.The true story of a group of Christian missionaries in Ecuador who set out to reach the Wadani tribe (a violent Ecuadorian tribe defined by revenge killing). Everyone is a savage in his heart without Christ.It has probably been twenty or so years since I first read "Jungle Pilot," the life story of Nate Saint, and I remember being disappointed that his death, and those of his fellow missionaries, were never fully explained.

That it is and much more.

defines what it means to be a Christian, displays perfect execution of the Great Commission, and demonstrates again the lesson taught by Jesus that there is no greater love then to give your life so others might live. End of the Spear bills itself as "a true story of adventure, tragedy, and a new beginning."

A fabulous read full of compassion, adventure, and some brutal realities. Welcome back. He ends up having a love for these people anyway.

2. Start by marking “End of the Spear” as Want to Read: This is the true account of the son of an Ecuadorian mission pilot.

Mr. Saint clearly could have carried anger and bitterness but chose to forgive and love. And it is mind blowing!!!! We just live in a cleaner environment. End of the Spear - "End of the Spear" is the story of Mincayani, a Waodani tribesman from the jungles of Ecuador.

Dad, are you okay?

In addition to retelling the story of the spearing and butchering of those five men, Saint sets the record straight as to the identity of his father’s executioners. While it's a serious book, I was in tears laughing when he brought the older Indian who haWonderful, wonderful read. This book was not what I expected, but, I was not disappointed.

"Years later, Saint’s son discovered the identity of his father's killer and, face-to-face, the two men overcame the darkest sins of humanity.With a spear in hand, just centimeters from the heart of Waodani tribesman Mincayani, Steve Saint refused to kill his father's killer but instead stepped back and said, "Nobody killed my father.

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