Rescue and Redeem: Volume 5 Chronicles of the Modern Church (History Lives) [SCM]
by Mindy and Brandon Withrow Author
(From Amazon): Let History come to life- Just the way it should do. As the modern world exploded with rapid changes- in transportation, in communication, in manufacturing- people around the globe faced overwhelming new challenges. As Christians arrived for the first time in other countries, they realized that being a Christian was about living out the gospel in every culture. And they realized that great injustice was everywhere! So they met the challenges of modern life with new ways of communicating Christ's ancient gospel. From Niijima Jo and Pandita Ramabai to Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Janani Luwum, they set out to rescue God's global people and redeem them to new life in Christ. Read the stories of the Japanese samurai who traded his sword for a Bible and the Hawaiian princess whose faith strengthened her to defend her nation. Discover the German and Ugandan pastors who stood up to murderous dictators. Get to know the teacher in India who rescued child widows and the writer in Britain who created a world in a wardrobe.
Additional Details
- Resource Type
- Book
- ISBN
- 9781845504335
- Print Status
- Out of Print
- Chapters
- 17
- Pages
- 356
- Suggested Grades
- 7th - 12th
- Geographical Setting
- Japan, England, Illinois, China, India, New York, Hawaii, Mexico, Poland, Uganda
- Historical Setting
- 1864 - 1977
- Publisher
- Christian Focus Publications
- Copyright
- 2009
Chapters
- 1 What is the Modern Church?
- 2 Niijima Jo
- 3 Missions in a Modern World
- 4 Hudson and Maria Taylor
- 5 Dwight Moody and Ira Sankey
- 6 Robert Thomas, John Ross and Samuel Moffett
- 7 Living the Golden Rule
- 8 Pandita Ramabai
- 9 Princess Ka'iulani
- 10 The Bible in New Words
- 11 Marianna Slocum
- 12 Dietrich Bonhoeffer
- 13 Big Moments in Modern Christianity
- 14 C. S. Lewis
- 15 Janani Luwum
- 16 Other Modern Christians
- 17 The Future Lives
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