"Bob Scott is a genuine ambassador of peace and reconciliation.  His book, Saving Zimbabwe is a tangible act of faithfulness, making clear the ongoing story of Jesus at work in the world.  There's no corner of reality that Jesus does not steward and call his people to.  Bob shines the light on Zimbabwe and the transforming work God is doing there through the hearts and hands of his people."
Charlie Peacock - Author, "New Way To Be Human" & Music Producer

"Saving Zimbabwe is a powerful story. It has all the potential to show all Zimbabweans feeling disenchanted with their leadsers, that Christianity, when properly lived, can bring blessings and favor to everyone involved. It is profound and moving. I think it's a must read for anyone who wants to reaffirm his or her faith in the promise of Zimbabwe. It inspires hope and presents a blueprint for the future. Thank you for having such compassion for mankind..."
Artwell Moyo, Zimbabwean Diaspora

"The massacre of Christians at New Adams Farm in November 1987 was one of the worst atrocities committed during the entire Gukurahundi period which lasted from 1982 to the eventual signing of the Unity accord on the 22nd December 1987. This entire period is clouded in mystery and very little has been written to enlighten and clarify what happened. It is in this context that Bob Scott's new book provides an excellent focus on this tragedy. However what makes it even more useful is that it also analyses why Zimbabwe has had such a troubled history and what is needed to transform it from a near failed state into a flourishing God fearing Nation. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in knowing why Zimbabwe is in the state it is today and what is needed to turn it around.”
Senator David Coltart - Bulawayo, Zimbabwe

"I just finished reading your book, I could not put it down as the message is so deeply moving. The book did something for me personally as I did not know who I was until I found myself in the pages of this story. Not only being a child of the Community of Reconciliation, but as a Zimbabwean I have been lost. Thank you for going back through and retelling the history of Zimbabwe. I found the story equally fascinating as it is perplexing. I think you have answered the "Why?' question for many of us. I think you have been raised up for "such a time as this." I put my stamp of approval on both you personally and the book. I  got  really excited after reading the second part of the book when you astutely depicted the way forward for the nation of Zimbabwe. I believe that once these truths reach the hearts of our people, we will be ready to see a great transformation unfold in front of our eyes."
Guide Ncube - Once a child at The Community of Reconciliation

“Through tragedy, healing, and now divine insight, Bob has captured the essence of community, while living and loving with godly principles in a way that can transform a nation. Reading through the history of Zimbabwe to stories of real people willing to die for the cause of love, it was very difficult to put this book down. This book does not only provide heavenly strategies for Zimbabwe, but a way forward that will change people and their societies to the glory of God. I heartily recommend it to all”.
Robert Ricciardelli, Founder - Visionary Advancement Strategies

“The nation of Zimbabwe has made great advancement but one wonders why such a beautiful country has gone through so much misery and heartache. Bob Scott addresses this in his book which covers where Zimbabwe has come from, where it is now, and where it can be in the future. It reveals that the issue at hand is not the color of our skin nor is it our ethnic background. It is a call to all sons and daughters of Zimbabwe - black or white, Ndebele or Shona, Kalanga or Sotho, to put aside their differences and work together towards making their nation the ‘Jewel of Africa’ once again.  I highly recommend this book to all people as it offers great insight on why Zimbabwe is its present state of chaos and gives hope for the days ahead.”
Muchengetwa Bgoni - Zimbabwean Diaspora

"Bob Scott didn’t just write one volume - he wrote three volumes within one book!

It starts with the heartwarming yet heartbreaking story of the “Community of Reconciliation” as a true modern day example of a practical application of the Christian faith – even unto death.  It then follows with history providing reference and background to bring perspective and greater understanding.  Finally, it offers instruction and encouragement on the principles of passion and justice and how to apply these in daily life.

The common themes connecting all three volumes are key principles of the Christian faith. Relationship and the power of unity as the core base; integrity, justice, compassion, humility, servanthood and love complete the picture. It reveals that these truths, found in the teachings of Jesus, are at war against the hidden corrupt state of mankind’s soul which is ruled by pride, selfishness and rebellion.  While this is true in all areas of life, it is notably relevant for the business world. Any long-term successful business model must adopt at its core, the values and principles outlined.  The conclusion is then brought through wisdom that transformation of the soul, or reconnection to God, is the soul of transformation.

This book will serve many different groups of people:  those who love Africa, those who love Zimbabwe, those who love Jesus, those who want to see reconciliation, those who are looking for hope, those who want to serve and help, those who need a vision and those who want to practically apply the principles in their own life - as demonstrated by the people of the Community. Thank you my friend for taking the courage and energy to write these truths.

Many, many people will benefit from it."
Johannes Baratta, Managing Director - Deutsche Bank Germany

"Bob Scott has rendered a great service to the watching world in telling the gut-wrenching story of "Saving Zimbabwe."  Only God's grace through the power of the Good News will bring healing to the hearts of the down-trodden and to the soul of a land that has suffered so much.  Scott tells the story from a very personal perspective having lost so many friends and co-workers in a great and needless tragedy. By God's mercy a true solution is coming for the broken heart of Zimbabwe.  May that day dawn soon!"
Chris DeWelt - Professor of Missions - Ozark Christian College

"Your book is proof that the story I have been telling all these years is true! Maybe now the newer generations will believe me when I tell them that there was a time when black and whites lived together in peace. We loved one another and shared everything therefore we all prospered together. The death of my friends destroyed all of us!"
Stephen Ncube - Leader at The Community of Reconciliation