Star Over Gobi: The Story of Mildred Cable

by Cecil Northcott

From the Stories of Faith and Fame series - the stories of men and women who went all over the world with their Christian faith.

This is the fascinating story of Mildred Cable's adventure across the Gobi Desert, in the company of Evangeline and Francesca French. As a pioneer missionary and traveller for Christ, Mildred Cable has a memorable place in the Christian story, and this account of where she went and what she did will fascinate readers of all ages.

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Ruth]

A potentially interesting tale indifferently crafted.

[Alyssa Bohon]

A short missionary biography from our home shelf collection of old books, read in one afternoon.The abundance of interesting anecdote from this missionary's life would be hard to make uninteresting, but it is rather hastily strung together for the purpose of inspiring 1960's children.

I kept imagining the source materials told the stories better, but it was still nice to be able to read a whole life story in about an hour. What a life!

[Tsolmon]

Such a fun read! I didn’t have a high expectation when my friend Joan lent me this book to read but really loved it! It gets better page by page. I feel really proud of Mildred Cable and her devotion to spread the gospel all around the world. Very inspiring!