Faith Working by Love: As Exemplified in the Life of Fidelia Fiske tells the inspiring story of a remarkable woman dedicated to her faith and to serving others. Fidelia Fiske (1816-1864) was an American Congregationalist missionary, teacher and author. This biography, originally published shortly after her death, recounts her life, work, and profound impact on those she served. It offers a portrait of unwavering devotion and sheds light on the experiences of female missionaries in the 19th century.

The book details her missionary work, offering readers insights into her character and the challenges she faced. It is a compelling narrative of a life dedicated to Christian principles and to making a difference in the world. "Faith Working by Love" will appeal to those interested in religious biography, women's history, and the history of missionary work.

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