Large ImageSingle Missionary Women Who Changed the World Volume 2 (5 Book Set) (Missionary Biographies)
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Included in this 5-ebook set:
Amy Carmichael: Giving Her All for India
In this short eBook, about a 30-45 minute read, you will learn about the extraordinary life of Amy Carmichael, 1867-1951. Born into a wealthy family in Ireland, she chose to identify with the poor and destitute living in the Belfast slums. This was her training ground for her 56 years in India, where women were mistreated and children were bought and sold. Amy brought the Gospel, life and hope to thousands of needy people.
Susan Angeline Collins: Missionary from Fayette, Iowa to Angola, Africa
This very short eBook, about a 10 minute read, is the inspiring true story of Susan Collins. In 1875, at age 24, Susan became the first African American student at Upper Iowa University in Fayette, Iowa. A devout Christian, she was one of the first recruits of Rev. William Taylor for missionary work in Africa. Susan spent 35 years of faithful service in Africa before returning home to a hero's welcome in Fayette. During "retirement" she was a popular speaker in schools and churches across Iowa as she shared with children and adults about her time in Africa.
Donaldina "Dolly" Cameron: Rescuing Chinese Girls from the Sex-Slave Trade in 1900's San Francisco
Bright and beautiful, 25 year old Donaldina "Dolly" Cameron went to San Francisco for one year to teach sewing at the Mission Home. The naive young woman had no idea the mission was involved in the physical and dangerous work of rescuing girls who had been sold into prostitution. Dolly was incensed that this was happening and quickly became a fearless and determined leader for over 40 years. She was known as Lo Mo, "Old Mama" to her daughters, and the White Devil to her adversaries, the slave owners of the sex trade.
This short eBook, about a 45 minute read tells the fascinating work of a woman who is largely unknown. Her daring rescues, success stories of some of the 3,000 girls she rescued, and her harrowing experience during the 1906 San Francisco earthquake make this a lively and inspirational read.
Lilias Trotter: At Home in North Africa
Lilias Trotter was born in Victorian England in 1853. Her family was wealthy and Lilias was an extraordinary artist, with a bright future. In this short eBook, about a 20-30 minute read, you will be inspired. Lilias traded her life of luxury, for difficulties and challenges. It was worth it all, for the sole purpose of bringing the Good News of Jesus, to those who had not heard.
Katherine Beard: Founder of Flagstaff Mission to the Navajos
In this short story, about a 30-40 minute read, you will meet a spunky woman whose determination led her to do amazing things, in spite of enormous challenges! Katherine Beard, 1908-1998, is not a well known missionary outside of Northern Arizona. I personally knew Miss Beard, and like me, you will be inspired and challenged as you get to know her through this story.
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