Description
*Condition Note: This book is clean and lightly used, if used at all.*
At a time when racial tensions were tearing this country apart and hate was oozing out of the wounds of ignorance and discrimination, love--in the person of Chessie Harris--reached out to embrace the neglected street children of Alabama and gave them a home.
Though often a victim of bigotry herself, Chessie's faith in God and determination to help abused, unwanted children allowed her to overcome incredible obstacles that stood in the way of her ultimate dream.
Promise In The Cornfield will shock you, anger you, move and inspire you. Here is a heartwarming story of one who got involved--who cared. And if you have any heart at all, you'll want to do the same.
The Meaning of Deprivation--1950
What About Tomorrow?
Ohio's Children
Call To Alabama
Shadows
Finding a Legal Way
The Children Come
Roadblocks
Help Me, I'm Hurting
Bulging At The Seams
Together Again
Lessons in Living
They Cared Enough To Share
Love Unlocked The Door
Changes
Epilogue
Used Book Information
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
1989 |
Printed: |
1989 |
Pages: |
94 |
Publisher: |
Pacific Press Publishing Association |
Condition: |
B+ |
