Child of the Crossfire

He was brainwashed, trained in guerrilla warfare. . .

captured at his family's massacre, tortured to reveal war secrets, and orphaned–all before he was 10.

Surrounded by his captors, little Oscar was unable to comprehend the horror of the war. How long could he resist the army's torture? Would he tell them where his father was?

His name was changed to Salvador, but his inner hatred and bitterness were not as easy to erase. How could such terrible things happen if God was really love?

Salvador'...