Count Zinzendorf - First Fruit (Christian Heroes Then & Now Series)

Name: Count Zinzendorf - First Fruit (Christian Heroes Then & Now Series)
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 9781576582626
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Janet Benge, Geoff Benge

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01 March 2006

Biography

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This popular series chronicles the exciting, challenging, and deeply touching true stories of ordinary men and women whose trust in God accomplished extraordinary exploits for His kingdom and glory. Entire families will treasure each outstanding biography for years to come.

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Count Zinzendorf - First Fruit (Christian Heroes Then & Now Series) $15.99

Koorong code 230347

ISBN 9781576582626

Pages 185

Publisher Youth With A Mission

Publication date 01 March 2006

Dimensions 15 x 132 x 200mm

Weight 0.159kg

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Interesting History
This is a very interesting biography of a man I had never heard of but now realize had a big impact in this world. His actions and encouragement helped spark missionaries to service and the formation of Christian communities. Open to the Spirit of God, he did things in radical ways for his time. If we take heed of lessons he learned we could well avoid errors by learning from his mistakes and be encouraged by his determined commitment.
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