Missing, Believed Killed

by Margaret Hayes

Publisher:

Day One

, 2002

Overview

In 1964, Margaret Hayes, a British nurse working in the Congo, was caught up in the Simba rebellion. Her miraculous escape from the massacre of all her colleagues, her capture and harrowing experiences at the hands of the rebels, and her eventual release are described in Missing, Believed Killed.

Praise for the Print Edition

This is a story of the God of miracles and of the reality of the presence of Jesus Christ with his people in the darkest nights of human cruelty.

—Brian H. Edwards, Grace Magazine

Product Details

• Title: Missing, Believed Killed
• Author: Margaret Hayes
• Series: Day One Christian Biography Collection
• Publisher: Day One Publications
• Publication Date: 2000
• Pages: 256

About Margaret Hayes

Margaret Hayes was born in London and trained there and in Manchester. Part of her story is recorded in her earlier book Missing, Believed Killed, also part of this collection. She served missionary terms in Congo and the Republic of Niger. She now lives in retirement in Surbiton, Surrey, and is a member of Hook Evangelical Church.