Peace Child : An Unforgetting Story of Primitive Jungle Teaching in the 20th Century (Edition 4) (Paperback)

from vnovak

Incredible account of a missionary's work with the Sawi, a cannibalistic people in New Guinea...made me marvel at God's miraculous work and long to worship Him.

from taterzngravy

This book is one of the Christian Missionary classics and has served as the basis for rediscovering a way to study anthropology.

from MrsLee

A great story, it fills you with awe towards the love that God has for all people and the way He has prepared for them to hear of His love.

from MaryAnn12

For years, I have been fascinated with the question of how undiscovered, isolated groups of people would held accountable for their decision to accept or reject God. How could uncivilized people understand how God's message related to their lives? After reading this book, I found my answer! I rea...

from Jbenzing1

Not only is this a great, inspirational story, it is very well told. I remember letting a friend borrow it and he told me he could not put it down. I have read it to my children and they followed along intently. It is a strong story about the gospel, how it truly is the power of God unto salvatio...