The Missionary Who Preached The Gospel To Her Husband's Killers
"She knew her purpose in life. She knew what God had told her to do."
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Mission Aviation Fellowship dedicates new plane for Papua service, replacing destroyed one
According to a recent news release, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) held a dedication ceremony at their headquarters in Nampa for an airplane replacing one de
United States David Holsten Mission Aviation Fellowship Disaster Accident War Conflict Operation Auca
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Mission Aviation Fellowship dedicates new airplane for humanitarian missions in the Congo
According to a recent news release, Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) held a dedication ceremony for a new airplane serving isolated people in the Democratic Re
United States Democratic Republic Of The Congo David Holsten Mission Aviation Fellowship Democratic Republic Cessna Grand Caravan
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The Missionary Who Preached The Gospel To Her Husband's Killers
"She knew her purpose in life. She knew what God had told her to do."
Source: vision.org.au
1956: Nate Saint Lost His Life Sharing Jesus; Fast-Forward >2023: Great-Granddaughter Shares Heritage
God's redemption! “The men who killed my great-grandfather baptized Nate Saint’s children..."
Source: klove.com
Through Gates of Splendor
Christianity Today provides thoughtful, biblical perspectives on theology, church, ministry, and culture on the official site of Christianity Today Magazine.
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Wheaton College Rewords a Memorial, but the Incredible Story Behind It Remains the Same
At Wheaton College, a memorial’s been rewritten. The story begins with missionaries Jim Elliot and Ed McCully. You may have heard their names — in 1956, they were slain by Auca Indians in the Ecuadorian jungle. Seven years prior, Ed and Jim graduated from Wheaton. In 1957, the class of ’49 entrusted a plaque. It memorialized, “For generations, all strangers were killed by these savage Indians. After many days of patient preparation and devout prayer, the missionaries made the first frie...
Source: redstate.com