Becoming Elisabeth Elliot
"Elisabeth Elliot was a young missionary in Ecuador when members of a violent Amazonian tribe savagely speared her husband Jim and his four colleagues. Incredibly, prayerfully, Elisabeth took her toddler daughter, snakebite kit, Bible, and journal ... and, with fellow missionary Rachel Saint, lived...
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Nashville, Tennessee :
B & H Publishing,
[2020]
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Joni Eareckson Tada
- Part one : Beginning. Death in the afternoon
- Discovering the story
- Part two : Becoming. G.M.T.
- At any cost
- Cutting diamonds
- A very small frog
- "Let me not sink to be a clod"
- A refrigerated rose
- Eunuch for Christ
- Patience in Alberta
- "You made a universally horrible impression"
- Sitting still
- "I don't feel much like a missionary"
- "I wonder sometimes if it is right to be so happy"
- The colorful Colorados
- The first death of Elisabeth Elliot
- Finally!
- In the company of saints
- What might have been
- Cast of characters
- Countdown to contact
- The second death
- Christ the beginning; Christ the end
- Through the gates
- A blank wall
- "The eyes of the world are on that tribe"
- "If they killed me, better still"
- A missionary hag
- "To hell with my zeal!"
- Child lives among her father's killers
- "Madness, sheer madness"
- Home but not home
- In the pit
- Two women at the end of the world
- The bridges burn
- Part three : Being. What happened next
- The irrelevant question
- The relevant question
- The dust and ashes
- The next thing
- The problem of pain
- Epilogue : A note from the author.
