Some Gave All: Four Stories of Missionary Martyrs

by Ellen Caughey

They took the Good News where few others dared. Meet four diverse aristocratic Southerner Lottie Moon, who did the unthinkable in 1873 and traveled as a single woman to Shanghai, China. . .the Indian-born son of missionaries, Captain John Birch, who also went to China-and changed the course of World War II. . .Nate Saint, a popular pilot with Midwestern roots, who in 1956 blazed a path to the savage Auca tribe of Ecuador. . .and the Ivory Coast-born daughter of missionaries, Betty Olsen, who in 1965 landed with only her medical kit in the heart of war-torn Vietnam. They were four ordinary people who did extraordinary thing with the help of, and for the sake of, their Savior. And in His name the suffered-to the point of death-until they received their eternal rewards.

Genres: Biography, Christian

208 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2002

About the author

ELLEN CAUGHEY is a freelance writer and editor from Harrington, New Jersey.

Reviews

[Reiss Farris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another challenging but encouraging read of those who counted the cost and found losing this life for the sake of the Good News well worth it

[Jeff Daniell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very inspirational

[Samantha · Rating 5 out of 5]

Heroes of the Faith- Some GAVE ALL- This book is comprised of four short biographies of missionary martyrs- Lottie Moon, John Birch, Nate Saint, and Betty Olsen. Four ordinary peaple who did extraordinary things with the help of, and for the sake of their Saviour. And in His name they suffered-to the point of death- until they received their eternal reward. They took the Good news where few others dared!!