Pilipinto by Valerie Elliot Shepard

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ISBN
9781629950259
Grade PK-AD
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Product Overview

  • A beautiful dedication to Amazon missionaries, Jim and Elisabeth Elliot, written by their daughter, Valerie
  • Beautifully illustrated and makes a wonderful family read aloud
  • The Waorani tribe encounters the greatest gift of all, God’s love for them!

Description

Can you imagine living in the 1950s? How about the 1950s with the Amazon tribal people? In this inspiring read aloud story, young children are introduced to 20th century missionaries and witness God’s provision and love grow in a young girl’s life in the jungles of the Amazon. Written by Valerie (the Elliots’ daughter) you are exposed to firsthand accounts and reflections of life in Ecuador. Pages of Elisabeth’s journal and photographs of her life are included throughout. Reading aloud this story with your little ones opens their eyes to a different way of life but a life dedicated to the Lord. Throughout the reading there are wonderful discussion questions that guide the whole family in engaging conversation. 63 pgs., hardcover. ~Rebecca

Parent’s discretion: Elisabeth experiences the loss of her husband due to tribal violence. There are journal entries throughout as she works through this loss and grief to gain understanding and acceptance. 

Publisher's Description of Pilipinto by Valerie Elliot Shepard

In 1956, Valerie’s young missionary father, Jim Elliot, and four of his friends make contact with members of a primitive Ecuadorian tribe. What happens next shocks the world! Three years later . . . Valerie is just a toddler when her mother, Elisabeth Elliot, receives a surprising invitation. As she teaches the Waorani about God’s “carvings,” they encounter the greatest gift of all.

Pilipinto is an amazing story of courage and redemption—but it is also the simple story of a young American girl as she grows up alongside the indigenous peoples of the 1950s Amazon jungle. The jungle, despite its dangers, becomes a delightful playground where Valerie learns to trust God’s hand and respect all His gifts.

Beautifully illustrated in watercolor and featuring vintage photographs and never before published pages from Elisabeth Elliot’s diary, Pilipinto is a child-appropriate introduction to several notable Christian heroes and heroines of the twentieth century—powerful models of faith who take selfless action for the kingdom of God.

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Product Format:Hardcover Book
Grades:PK-AD
Brand:P & R Publishing
Author:Valerie Elliot Shepard
ISBN:9781629950259
Length in Inches:8.3125
Width in Inches:9.25
Height in Inches:0.4375
Weight in Pounds:0.85
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