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Valentine: God’s Courageous Evangelist
Buried beneath the sentimental cards and candy hearts lies the story of a man named Valentine who defied an imperial order prohibiting marriage. The emperor, known as Claudius the Cruel, needed all strong young men to enlist in Rome’s military, so he forbade them from getting married. When Valentine was caught marrying couples in secret, he was brought before the emperor. Valentine saw an open door to share the gospel with the emperor. Did the emperor choose to place his trust in Christ? Children will be inspired by Valentine, a courageous evangelist who dared to share the gospel with a cruel emperor.
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Could Somebody Pass the Salt? The True Story of Hudson Taylor and a Bowl of Soup
What would you do if your family forgot to give you lunch and you weren’t even allowed to ask for it? Young Hudson Taylor’s story of a missing bowl of soup is an amusing tale from his childhood. In the end, Hudson does get his soup – but a lot more. He also learns about the country of China. Before long, he was deciding to go live in China himself, to tell the people there about the Lord Jesus. A sturdy hardcover at a great price! Beautiful, full-color illustrations on every page.
A wonderful introduction to the life of missionary Hudson Taylor for children 4 to 12 years of age.
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Who Is the Bravest? The True Story of David Livingstone and his Journeys
The true story of David Livingstone and his astonishing journeys. What would you do if a lion chased you? Would you fight it? That’s what David Livingstone did. He did many brave things. He didn’t think twice about traveling to Africa to tell the people there about Jesus, even though it was a dangerous trip.
To do all this David had to be brave – but he was brave because he trusted in the bravest person of all — the Lord Jesus Christ. A wonderful introduction to the life of David Livingstone for children 4 to 12 years of age.
(Read-aloud: 4-8. Read on my own: 8-12)
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What’s in the Parcel? The True Story of Helen Roseveare and the Hot Water Bottle
In the deep jungle, an orphan baby needs a hot water bottle, urgently! But no one would ever mail one of those to the heat of the equator, would they?!
However, when a little girl prays for God to send one that afternoon, Helen Roseveare wonders if her prayer will be answered. Will God send a hot water bottle to the equator? Find out what happens when Helen opens the parcel.
A wonderful introduction to the life of missionary Helen Roseveare for children 4 to 12 years of age.
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David Brainerd: A Love for the Lost
Life on the American frontier in the early 1700s was very difficult – continually threatened by disease, attack, and brutally cold winters. The English and Native Americans lived side by side, which often led to conflict. David Brainerd arose as a compassionate and fearless missionary to the various Indian tribes in America.
Riding on his horse across rivers, over mountains, and through towns, Brainerd carried the gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost, the hurting, and the broken. Notable pastors and missionaries like John Wesley, William Carey, Adoniram Judson and Jim Elliot were all influenced by the life, passion, and dedication of David Brainerd.
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Elisabeth Elliot: Do the Next Thing
Although she is best known for her time on the mission field in Ecuador, Elisabeth Elliot went on to become a vibrant role model for valiant, godly women all over the world. Follow her journey from the jungles of the Amazon, where she faced the tragic death of her first husband, to the lecture halls and radio shows of the culture wars, where she stood as a strong defender of God’s Word.
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Paul Brand: The Shoes That Love Made (Lucille Travis)
Paul Brand grew up in the Kolli Malai hills in India, spending his time up in tree branches and going all year, a barefoot and happy boy. He was determined never to leave India, never to wear shoes and never to be a doctor like his father – especially to lepers.
But before long, he was on his way to school in England, wearing shoes from dawn to dusk and fighting tooth and nail against learning medicine. Years passed, years with tragedy and challenges, until eventually Paul discovered that the God he loved and trusted had the best plan for his life. Paul came back to India with a medical degree and there were patients waiting for him – leprosy patients.
From then on he devoted his life to their care … even to the point of making them special shoes! Paul Brand’s work was influential in the cure and treatment of leprosy throughout the world. This life destroying disease under Paul’s loving care became something treatable and manageable. Lepers no longer needed to be outcasts. Paul’s faith in God, his love for mankind and his medical abilities gave those who suffered from leprosy a new life – and hope.
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