The Cross Is Still Mightier Than the Switchblade
by Don Wilkerson
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The Cross Is Still Mightier Than the Switchblade
Nearly 40 years after Nicky Cruz' conversion and the founding of Teen Challenge, the good news of Jesus Christ is still saving gang members all over the nation!
Filled with hope for the addicted, The Cross Is Still Mightier Than the Switchblade presents answers to the "war on drugs"-and challenges the Church to reach the "switchblade generation"!
Don Wilkerson, co-founder of Teen Challenge with his brother David, tells of the ministry's continuing miraculous work among gangs today. From Los Angeles to New York, he updates the miraculous story with current eyewitness reports and testimonies. With the highest documented "cure rate" of drug addicts and alcoholics than any other program. Teen Challenge is reaching troubled youths in its centers all around the world.
"...of all the programs reported to the commission, the most successful is...Teen Challenge."
Dr. John A. Howard
National Commission
on Marijuana and Drug Abuse
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