Stories based on actual experiences in the lives of Christian missionaries. Excellent and realistic view of God’s foot soldiers as they face extreme conditions and angry people. Some are saved, some are martyred — all are victorious!

Customer Reviews

 
Aubrey H. from Michigan wrote the following on 04/02/2008:
We purchased this book to supplement Galloping the Globe, and found it mostly inappropriate for a kindergartener. There is a lot of "dark" content, where the missionaries are in danger. Many of the stories are very suspenseful, which is great for older kids but disturbing for a five year old. I would recommend this book for 4th grade and up, but not for the little ones.

 
Kay D. from Southeastern, PA wrote the following on 10/02/2009:
I read this book to my children ages 6-11 this past summer for our morning devotions and they loved it and would always beg me to read one more chapter. Each chapter is about a different missionary and how God was faithful in their lives. Very well written and enjoyable.

 
Tammi D. from Vermont wrote the following on 04/06/2007:
School Days with the Millers is an excellent book to use as a Bible study with kids. There are 24 different stories in the book; each highlighting a verse of the Bible. It is excellent for kids who learn best through practical, life application stories. The book has prompted many conversations between my children (ages 7 and 9) and me. The book uses the King James version of the Bible, so I find it helpful to have a Children's version of the Bible handy so that I can read the verse in another version before we begin the story. I think that the Miller's books are a great value and a great teaching tool for any Christian family.

 
Danielle O. from Grand Rapids, MI wrote the following on 04/01/2008:
We first read Missionary Stories with the Millers, and my son enjoyed those so much that I purchased the other books in the set. I highly recommend all of them. We used Prudence with the Millers as our devotional book this winter. I was pleasantly surprised at the focus on manners as well as health and safety. I appreciate the ties between everyday life and the Bible verses read in each story. I believe these have helped all of us, including me, apply God's word to various everyday situations. The stories appeal to all my children from 8 to 3. Even the 2 year old will sit and listen for a few minutes.