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*Condition Note: Book is in good condition and clean, has library an envelope, a tape on the spine and stamp. Cover is slightly worn. *
Missionaries have no immunity from making mistakes. They do not come equipped with tremendous reservoirs of saintliness, patience, tact, wisdom, strength or courage.
Instead, they are just ordinary human beings, subject to all the common frailties, who find themselves place in extraordinary circumstances. That God can take such imperfect instruments and use them is the miracle of Christianity. I hope that you will see how God worked in one missionary's life.
--Marilyn Faye Bennett.
CONTENTS
Foreword
Help! What Am I Doing Here?
"Who, Me? No Sir. Not I Sir !"
"You've Got To Be Crazy!'
What Do I Do Now?
Beginning a Nursing School
More School Bells
My First Helicopter Ride
Thanksgiving Dinner With the Generals
"Lady, You Would Have Been Killed"
The Tet Holiday
"No, Co Bennett, Please Don't Go"
The Men In A Missionary's Life
Ruthita
My Guardian Angel Works Overtime
Saigon Sabbaths
"Nice Knowing You, 'Nam"
Epilogue
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1976 |
Printed: |
1976 |
Pages: |
159 |
Publisher: |
Southern Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B |
