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A Christian review of this Men of Faith biography by Catherine Swift, Eric Liddell (1990), Olympic runner and missionary to China. Continue reading
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A Christian review of this Men of Faith biography by Catherine Swift, Eric Liddell (1990), Olympic runner and missionary to China. Continue reading
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As a missionary, I know the pain of of losing both financial support AND moral support. When it comes to cutting ties with missionaries, sometimes silence is better than action. Continue reading
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There’s very little known about the plight of persecuted Christians in North Korea, but Restricted Nations: North Korea by P. Todd Nettleton and Voice of the Martyrs (2008) provides a useful introduction. Continue reading
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This short booklet was a refreshing reminder of the sacrificial labors of Adoniram Judson on the mission field of Burma. Continue reading
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One of the greatest missionary stories of all time—Through Gates of Splendor changed my life, and I pray it does your as well! Continue reading
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Pieces of Purple by Michele Phoenix. The best book I’ve read this year, and it’s all about the struggles of Third Culture Kids—My kids! Continue reading
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Walk in the shoes of 31 servants of Christ as they seek God’s calling in their lives in this excellent devotional, Daring Decision by M.R. Conrad (2025)! Continue reading
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The story of missionaries Arthur and Wilda Mathews stuck and suffering in China as Communism swept the nation in the early 1950s. Continue reading
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A Christian playlist of 20 songs about light and darkness. Jesus, the Light of the World, also told his followers: “You are the light of the world.” Continue reading
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Here I highlight 5 Christian books (excluding the Bible) that changed my life—in one way or another, Continue reading