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Amy Carmichael: A Life Abandoned to God (Heroes of the Faith)
Sam Wellman

Amy Carmichael: A Life Abandoned to God (Heroes of the Faith)

Abandoned to God (Heroes of the Faith)

Barbour Pub Inc (Nov 01, 1998)
9781577483649
| Paperback
207 pages | 133 x 210 mm | English
$ 3.99 | Value: $ 3.35
Dewey 922.5
LC Classification BV3269.C32 .W45 1998

Subject

  • Biography & Autobiography / Historical
  • Biography & Autobiography / Religious
  • Women Missionaries
  • Women Missionaries/ India/ Biography
  • Women Missionaries/ Ireland/ Biography

Plot

Amy Carmichael (1867-1951), missionary to India, founded the Dohnavur Fellowship to rescue children from lives of neglect and poor treatment. Born into a strong Presbyterian family in Ireland, Carmichael chose to become "dead to the world and its applause, to all its customs, fashions, and laws" when she entered missionary service. In India, she would serve 56 years without a furlough, taking the love of Christ to many the world considered unlovely. Her life is an example of abandonment to God, characterized by total commitment, obedience and selflessness.