Adoniram Judson: Danger on the Streets of Gold by Irene Howat (Trailblazers)
SKU
024982
ISBN
9781857926606
Grade 4-9
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Read
about Adoniram Judson and his journey from rejecting his faith to coming back
to Christ and becoming America’s first overseas missionary. Judson was the
first American missionary in Burmese and translated the Bible into Burmese,
braving countless dangers and risks as he did so. This small-format book has
easy-to-understand text that reads more like fiction than nonfiction. In the
back, a further thinking section offers additional thoughts for the reader to
ponder, chapter by chapter, with Bible verse references. Also includes a
timeline of Judson’s life. 157 pgs, pb.
Publisher's Description of Adoniram Judson: Danger on the Streets of Gold by Irene Howat (Trailblazers)
Even when Adoniram abandoned his belief in God and travelled
far from him loving family, God had plans to bring him home and then
send him to the other side of the world – to Burma. He was to become
America’s first overseas missionary – a story brimming full of romance,
intrigue and some dangerous pirates.
The
Trailblazer’s series collects great stories from Christians of the past
and delivers them to the young people of today. This gripping and
astonishing story from Irene Howat will challenge young readers to trust
God as Adoniram Judson did.
This series captures the hearts of men and women who loved God above all else. Each book details the life of a missionary or other worker for God from their childhood all the way through their deaths. Their stories are told in a straightforward yet interesting way, providing readers with inspirational, true stories of men and women who served God. The books are digest-sized and around 150 pages in length (my two sample copies are 141 and 175 pages), divided into fairly short chapters for easy reading. - Melissa