John Williams: Messenger of Peace (Christian Heroes: Then and Now)
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Description
A biography of the nineteenth-century English missionary who encouraged the growth of indigenous Christian missions throughout the Pacific islands. Review: One of the best tiles in the series. - A fascinating true story of hardship, creativity and mostly God’s purpose for this man’s life. Review: Great read - I love all these books. The authors make them come alive. Great read for the young and the young at heart.
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| Best Sellers Rank | #756,399 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #3,334 in Children's Biographies (Books) #84,947 in Religion & Spirituality (Books) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 59 Reviews |
Reviews
B**D
One of the best tiles in the series.
A fascinating true story of hardship, creativity and mostly God’s purpose for this man’s life.
W**R
Great read
I love all these books. The authors make them come alive. Great read for the young and the young at heart.
K**R
Man of Courage
What courage and tenacity this man of God shows as he fought to bring the life changing Gospel to the people of the Pacific.
W**U
Reliable authors
Always good books to read
M**M
John Williams Mesenger of Peace
John Williams missionary to the south sea islands An incredible life Williams sacrificed everything he had to try to evangelize cannibals Meting every need, every struggle, with a prayer he was meet with a great fruit... and sadness He and other LMS .missionaries preached on almost ten thousand islands and faced difficulties headon Thanks authors Such a great book
R**Z
Reaching the people of the Polynesian Islands
As an apprentice ironmonger in 1814, John was planning on spending the evening drinking with his friends but ended up being invited to church by his employer's wife! That night changed his life! In November 1816, John and his wife Mary, set sail for the Polynesian Islands arriving on the island of Moorea one year later. God used John's talents to build buildings and ships as well as aiding him to spread the gospel, with the help of others throughout the islands. As they attempted to visit other islands, some made it very obvious that they were not welcome. Where human sacrifice and cannibalism was most times considered the norm, a word of warning needed to be well heeded! This is just one book in the amazing series Christian Heroes: Then and Now. Although challenging with real and many times dangerous/sad situations we read this as a family during family devotions. (WARNING: It does have a cannabalistic ending!) See how God can take an ordinary person and change them into an extraordinary person for HIM! John Williams - 1796 to 1839
K**S
my review of Christian Heros: then and now John Williams
This is a really good book. You can tell he really has a passion to be a missionary. He is preaching in the Pacific islands. He has trouble trying to get around to the islands and wants a boat, but the London Mission Society wont let him. He keeps trying to preach the gospel even though it's hard to get to different islands, and God rewards him for it.
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