City of Tranquil Light: A Novel
City of Tranquil Light is a beautifully written page turner best characterized as either a historical novel or “fictionalized history.”
Tag: Missionary Biographies
Towers to Eternity
This is the well written story of Paul Freed and the global gospel radio ministry of Trans World Radio that he founded.
Sundar Singh – Footprints Over the Mountains
Sundar Singh, born into a well-to-do Sikh family in north India, grew up in a devout home influenced by his mother, one of the holiest women in the re…
Let My People Go – The Life of Robert A. Jaffray
This book was Tozer’s second biographical work, the first being Wingspread, on the life of A. B. Simpson.
A Modest but Crucial Hero – The Life and Legacy of Rev. George E. Stone (1873-1899)
George E. Stone hailed from Mexico in “upstate” New York.
Worst Case Scenario: Finding Overwhelming Rescue in the Promises of God
Among the multitude of missionary biographies, old and new, this riveting narrative is unique.
The Monk Who Lived Again
This book went through thirteen printings in English and was translated into Spanish, Portuguese, French, German and Finish.
Kapuna – How Love Transformed a Culture
Erin Foley was a third-culture kid, raised by a nomadic American missionary couple and brought up in several countries as her peripatetic parents jour…
Medico – The Life and Legacy of Dr. Ralph Thomas, Medical Missionary to the Philippines
This minutely researched record of a prominent 19th century Baptist preacher’s son, Raphael Thomas, tells of “Raph’s” early call at age twelve…
Christ’s Witchdoctor
Among the multitude of missionary biographies, old and new, this riveting narrative is unique.