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1. I love Amy Carmichael’s writings.

   This one is so beautiful and true. Thanks for sharing this.

2. As a church family on Sunday mornings, we are working through the last paragraph of John 15 which continues into 16:4. A theme of persecution.

   I had to share this poem by Amy to the brothers and sisters:

   http://www.crossroad.to/Victory/poems/amy_carmichael/no-scar.htm

   I am haunted by this because I have been blessed to be in a country so free.

3. Thanks, I enjoyed that one. It reminded me of one of my all time favorite poems by Mrs. Charles E. Cowman. I googled and found a copy of it online.

   It’s the part that starts with “take heart, o weary, burdened one, bowed down beneath thy cross…“

4. I love this quote from Amy Carmichael! I read her bio last year and was deeply touched and profoundly moved by her passion for Christ .

   God bless,
   gloria

5. Jessica,
   Do you have the book Streams in the Desert? It is written by L.B. Cowman. The book is a devotional. I absolutely love it!

   God bless,
   gloria

6. Hi Gloria!
   I used to, but I don’t know what happened to it! I absolutely love that book. That book ministered deeply to me during a very difficult period of my life. Some of the concepts in that book have been literally life-changing.

7. Twenty years ago two books deeply impacted my life toward Christian missions:

   1) A Chance to Die – a biography of Amy C., written by Elisabeth Elliot

   2) the complete and unabridged Journals of Jim Elliot

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