Thursday, January 25, 2007
Elisabeth Eliot

Elisabeth Elliot is one of the most influential Christian women of our time. For a half century, her best selling books, timeless teachings and courageous faith have influenced believers and seekers of Jesus Christ throughout the world. She uses her experiences as a daughter, wife, mother, widow, and missionary to bring the message of Christ to countless women around the world.

Ms. Elliot was born in Brussels, Belgium, where her parents served as missionaries. After graduating from Wheaton College, she later went to Ecuador as a missionary. In 1953 she married a former classmate, Jim Elliot, and together they worked on translating the New Testament into the language of the Quichua Indians. Their daughter, Valerie, was born in 1955. Only ten months later, Jim was killed by the Huaorani Indians while attempting to take the Gospel to that remote tribe. Elisabeth continued her work among the Quichuas and later lived and worked among the Huaorani.

Today, she lives north of Boston, Massachusetts, with her husband, Lars Gren. Their sincere hope, and ours, is that her messages will be a blessing to you as you seek God's will in your life.

Source: Elisabeth Eliot Ministries www.elisabetheliot.org
posted by GeNfAitH @ 10:03 PM  
1 Comments:
  • At 3:38 AM, Blogger Some Kind Of Wonderful said…

    Oh, I like this lady. I love her books. Her writings are pure, conservative, scripture based and uncompromising. She is one of the lady that I look up to.:-)

     
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