Adventures of Missionary Heroism by John C. Lambert

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ISBN
9781683440802
Grade 10-12
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Charlotte Mason
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Product Overview

  • Real Heroes! Christian children should know these stories by heart and every family should pass them down to the next generation!
  • Originally published in 1912, this book introduces readers to the good, the beautiful, and the true 20 inspiring real-life stories to captivate the hearts and minds of readers!

Description

John C. Lambert articulates the best reason to read Christian missionary stories in his introduction to Adventures of Missionary Heroism from Generations. Children want books of great adventure, life or death, remarkable heroes, romantical experiences, and fanciful tales of different worlds; what better way to feed this reading hunger than through wholesome missionary tales. This collection of 20 individual stories focuses on specifically 19th century missionaries and their stories. Throughout the text, there are timely black & white illustrations. Missionaries are categorized based on their geographical location. Can be read from cover to cover or added to unit studies highlighting specific areas. Covers missionaries such as Dr. Jacob Chamerlain, Alexander Mackay, Francois Coillard, Albert B. Lloyd, James Evans, Stephen and Mary Riggs, Captain Allen Gardiner, James Chalmers, John G. Paton, and many others. Enjoy a free Discussion Guide from the publisher as you read. 361 pgs., paperback. ~Rebecca

Publisher's Description of Adventures of Missionary Heroism by John C. Lambert

Be inspired by stirring true accounts of famous missionaries! During the 19th century, many courageous and faithful missionaries were traveling to the ends of the earth to spread the Gospel. They braved innumerable dangers, toils, and tragedies. Originally published in 1912, each chapter within this volume is devoted to a specific missionary and provides a biography, as well as stories of their time in the field.

  • Meet over 20 inspiring individuals of faith
  • Discover their call to missions service and their sacrifices
  • Explore the dangers and challenges of these pioneering servants of Christ

In addition, the book also highlights the work these believers accomplished, such as translating the Bible, providing medical aid, and converting people to Christianity. This book covers missionaries from around the world and from several different Christian denominations who served in Asia, Africa, North America, South America, and the Pacific. May these stories of those who have gone before inspire and encourage the current and future ranks of Christians, both young and old alike, to give everything for the sake of Jesus Christ.

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Product Format:Paperback
Grades:10-12
Brand:Generations With Vision
ISBN:9781683440802
Length in Inches:7.5
Width in Inches:5
Height in Inches:0.75
Weight in Pounds:0.8
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