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Interested in Missionary History?
The lives of men and women in 1900's China resonate to this very day
You'll find out how the courage of people following God can change lives
Anna Hockley
Eden Christian Books Specialist
Lives from a Black Tin Box gives you the background to the founding and persistence in prayer of the Christian Church in China - as it was, how it came to be and how it lives and grows today.
This is the story of Prudence Bell's ancestors; the missionaries, Herbert and Elizabeth, who went out to Xinzhou in Shanxi Province, China, and died in the 'Boxer' Rebellion of 1900. This harrowing and inspiring story has an ultimately heartwaming end when Prudence visits the Chinese church of the martyrs in 2006.
Astonishingly, Prudence is welcomed by the 3000 strong church established by her great-grandparents and greeted as an answer to their prayers.
Author Dr. Ronald Clements’ story of prayer and perseverance is an essential read for everyone interested in the Church in China, and an inspiring encouragement for anyone facing the challenges of living for Christ in a hostile world.
Title
Lives from a Black Tin Box
Authors
Prudence Bell +1
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authentic
Published
September 2014
Edition
UK ed.
Weight
226g
Page Count
280
Dimensions
14 x 19.7 x 1.7 cm
ISBN
9781860249310
ISBN-10
1860249310
Eden Code
4282146
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