Interesting, Fascinating, Intriguing, Life-threatening, Life-changing Stories, Christian testimonies. The AUTHOR is one of the "Even Dozen" (six boys and six girls) children of the late Rev. & Mrs. Paul S. H. Hang, Sr. of Singapore. He has painstakingly put together this book of memories of the family's difficult and challenging childhood as they grew up during the great depression of the 1930s and World War II years. In non-fiction fashion, this book portrays the life of an Asian Chinese Singaporean and his family whose lives had been greatly impacted by the early Methodist Church in Singapore. They have been greatly blessed as several members have been educated in America and eventually settled down as American citizens. This book also tells of the many hardships and challenges of this Asian family as they grew up in a humble Methodist preacher's home. Theirs was a childhood filled with many uncertainties and endless struggles, often to survive the difficult times. It was their father's complete dedication to the ministry of God's Word, the Church, his family and his close association with the early American missionaries in China and Singapore that changed the course of their lives. Father Hang had left his homeland China in answer to God's calling and an urgent call from the early Hinghwa Methodist Church in Singapore. He devoted his life to serving God and His Church which in turn brought many blessings to the family. Readers will find the writer's stories of his experiences and impressions of the horrors and devastations of a major world war both intriguing and interesting. In all of his testimonies, the author attributes all of their blessings to their loving heavenly Father, thereby giving all the praise and glory to the Lord!