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1840 – 1866 | Robert Jermain Thomas: No Longer a Hermit
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Everyone thought that Robert was too young to be a missionary. “The excitement will pass with time.” they said of the newly saved boy. But...
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162–177 A.D. | Blandina of Lyon: A Slave Set Free
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In the days of the Roman Emperors, persecution against the Christians in Lyon was at its peak. They were being thrown out of houses, shops...
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1805 – 1898 | George Müller: I Have Lacked Nothing
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And we’re back with the amazing story of George Müller! A young boy entered his father’s large study in their spacious home in Kroppenstedt, Germany. ...
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1927 – 1956 | Ed McCully: Fools for Christ’s Sake | Part Two
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(June 1, 1927 – January 8, 1956) In September 1955, three young men joined forces in what they called ‘Operation Auca’. They were Jim Elliot,...
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1927 – 1956 | Ed McCully: Fools for Christ’s Sake | Part One
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“I have just returned to Quito after spending twelve days in the jungles with Jim Elliot and Pete Fleming among the lowland Quechua Indians. If...
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1550 – 1582: Charlotte de Bourbon | His Way is Perfect
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Jaqueline de Longvic gathered her young daughters around her and read to them from the Scriptures by the flickering light of a candle. The mother...
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1510 – 1542 | Franzisco de San Románo: Rejoicing Before the Throne
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A young Spaniard stood on the deck of a large ship that lay anchored off the quay at Antwerp, Belgium, his dark curls ruffled by...
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