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Give Me This Mountain and He Gave Us a Valley
by Helen Roseveare

Give Me This Mountain and He Gave Us a Valley is a two-part autobiography of Dr. Helen Roseveare, a medical missionary in the Belgian Congo. During the Simba rebellion of the 1960's, Dr. Roseveare was one of many missionaries captured and mistreated by the rebel soldiers,  God used these harsh experiences, coupled with other lessons learned before and after the rebellion, to give her the ministry she has today.

Gold by Moonlight
by Amy Carmichael

In this volume are sensitive lessons from a walk with pain. Like Rose from Brier, it has not been written by the well for the ill, but by a fellow-toad under the harrow. ("The toad beneath the harrow knows exactly where each tooth-point goes.")  However Gold by Moonlight is not for the ill only. It finds its way into many rooms of human need. It is for all who walk in difficult places or are caught under any sort of harrow.

Gold Cord
by Amy Carmichael

The Dohnavur Fellowship is a group of Indian and European men and women who work together in the South of India. Its friends wanted to know how it began and they asked for something that would link up the stories already written; the beads should be strung on some sort of cord, they said. Others asked for another kind of cord. "What holds you together? they asked; and we answered "A gold cord." 

Green Leaf in Drought
by Isobel Kuhn

This is the story of the reluctant exodus, when the last China Inland Mission members were forced from Communist China. The experiences of Arthur and Wilda Mathews answer the question: Can a Christian grow in the driest circumstances?

Heroes of the Holy Life
by Wesley L. Duewel

Here in brisk, vivid words are the stories of heroes of the Christian faith:  the love for Christ that drove them, the obstacles they encountered, and the amazing ways in which, through prayer, preaching, and unflinching commitment, the kingdom of God advanced through their hands. You'll read about the circuit rider, Francis Asbury, crossing the Allegheny mountains sixty times, pressing relentlessly forward on horseback, swimming rivers, enduring all kinds of hardship and preaching wherever and as often as possible. Duncan Campbell, Scottish bagpiper who got "foxhole religion" during World War I and became a preacher and evangelist. Oswald Chambers, man of prayer who led important missions efforts in Japan and Egypt. Madame Guyon, French widow who amid imprisonment and various other tribulations became renowned for her spirituality and writings. Dwight Moody, American evangelist who preached to more people during his lifetime than anyone in history before him. Amanda Smith, freed slave who taught herself to read and became a missionary to India and Africa. The fourteen lives in this book will inspire you with their devotion and encourage you that God will use you, too, in wonderful ways when you pursue him with your whole heart and soul.

How I Know...God Answers Prayer
by Rosalind Goforth

We are taught that God answers prayer. But how can we know He does?  The answer lies in a daily walk with the Lord, trusting Him to provide, protect, and care for even the smallest troubles of His people. How I Know God Answers Prayer describes how a missionary couple found God's provision in a violent period of China's history. It clearly demonstrates God's intervention in our world. Rosalind and Jonathan Goforth were on the front lines of the Boxer Rebellion in 1900-01, and they saw the mighty hand of God respond to their fervent prayers.

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