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You'll be caught up in the wonder of God's unfailing love as you read Grace Fabian's book Outrageous Grace. This is her memoir of her years as a Bible translator in Papua New Guinea In the thirty five years she lived there she raised four children while working with her husband Edmund to translate the Bible into the Nabak language. With Edmund's seemingly senseless murder at the hands of a local villager and friend, her world was thrown into ruin. She and her four children wrestled with grief and disorientation, as well as legal issues and hostile locals. Grace was forced to reconcile the two different worlds in which she lived; the local Nabak culture, and her own Christian heritage from the United States, and even to forgive the man who murdered her husband. Through God's outrageous grace, however, she came to see its purpose in His plan. What seemed a senseless death turned into an amazing story of redemption and leaves an indelible, beautiful mark on the soul of everyone who reads her book.