Amy Carmichael: Let the Little Children Come
Lois Hoadley DickPaperback 1984-09-08
The story of Amy Carmichael and her remarkable life as a young missionary in Japan and India. Amy Carmichael worked in street missions for several years before serving for two years as a missionary to Japan. At twenty-eight, she left for India, with high hopes of spreading the good news of Christ to the Indian people. This is the story of her significant and remarkable work, her main accomplishment being rescuing Indian children as young as five or six from a life of temple prostitution, disease, and certain death. Amy's ministry testifies to the power of the God whom she loved, and for whom she gave up everything.
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Arriving in India, Amy Carmichael sees little children married to pagan priests for temple prostitution. Amy rescues these children and provides a safe, healthy home for them.
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The story of Amy Carmichael and her remarkable life as a young missionary in Japan and India. Amy Carmichael worked in street missions for several years before serving for two years as a missionary to Japan. At twenty-eight, she left for India, with high hopes of spreading the good news of Christ to the Indian people. This is the story of her significant and remarkable work, her main accomplishment being rescuing Indian children as young as five or six from a life of temple prostitution, disease, and certain death. Amy's ministry testifies to the power of the God whom she loved, and for whom she gave up everything.
Publisher Description
Arriving in India, Amy Carmichael sees little children married to pagan priests for temple prostitution. Amy rescues these children and provides a safe, healthy home for them.