Somebody's Child

by John Robinson, Jan Greenough

In this riveting sequel to Nobody's Child, author John Robinson continues his remarkable life story. Abandoned at the age of four, John spent years in youth custody and prison. Eventually reclaimed by God's grace, he is now determined to help youngsters living on the streets. Today John and his staff operate two well-equipped, mobile youth centers in tough, often volatile areas of Manchester, one of Britain's biggest cities, and tell profoundly moving stories of damaged young people who have discovered the life-changing power of Christ's love.

Paperback

First published March 23, 2007

About the author

John Robinson leads the Eden bus ministry, part of The Message in Manchester. He is author of Nobody's Child and is married to Gillian, a vicar in the Church of England.

Reviews

[Leslie · Rating 4 out of 5]

A very inspirational book. John Robinson brought to the fore the need to reach the mostly rejected and neglected youths on the streets of Manchester or any where else for that matter. A daunting task, only possible through the help of the Holy Spirit. The many testimonies presented in this book in the wake of his first book 'Nobody's Child' has also blessed me, I am particularly touched by the half caste Aboriginal woman's testimony and the 18 year old who identified himself as a fellow Nobody's Child. A committed servant of God John Robinson, his life and example is an inspiration to many myself included.