Christian missionaries abducted by islamists

Christian missionary couple George and Christina Fesselmann and their fellow missionary friend Daggy are visiting a Soukh somewhere in North Africa. They think that they, too, have every right to manifest openly their Christian faith by their clothing and the cross around their necks, even in the middle of an islamic country. But they feel a little vulnarable in their missionary outfit which is colonialist style and maybe a little provoking. And so it't no wonder that some fanatic Islamists approach them and tell them that they have a gun and start to abduct them in the middle of the Soukh...

Being hold at gunpoint, the three completely inoffensive Christian missionaries are forced by their fanatic captors to enter into the storage room of a carpet store. A female islamists fetches out some rope out of her burka to tie up their fear trembling victims

The three Christian missionaries are tied up by their fanatic islamist captors. They suffer their bondage ordeal in complete surrender and submission and are quite happy to become true followers of the Lord, who is a God of Love, Peace and unconditional No Violence, and they try to love even those one who treat them with disdain and mockery...

A few time later our three heros of Faith find themselves tightly bound and gagged in the storage room of the carpet shop, at the complete mercy of their fanatic islamist captors. Their captors have told them that later on their leader will arrive and decide what to do with the Christian captives. The completely powerless prisoners can only moan and whimper into their gags. They love live, they love each other, they love the earth, the creation, nature and animals, they believe in civilization, democracy and human progress and they believe in a really loving and peacefull God, and, bound and gagged as they are, the only thing they can do is to love, to believe, to trust and to pray,and so they do so, and they try to love their captors and to pray as sincerly as possible for their conversion. And being bound for the Lord, they feel themselves very close to the first Christian, the true followers of the Lord, at a time, as Christianism yet not has been state religion, and even in their tight bondage they already sense a taste of paradise and heaven, no matter what will happen with them...