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Books with author Fern Neal Stocker

  • Amy Carmichael

    Fern Neal Stocker

    eBook (Pacific Press Publishing Association, )
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  • George Mueller: Champion of Orphans

    Fern Neal Stocker

    eBook (Pacific Press Publishing Association, Jan. 6, 2015)
    “You do too much, George Mueller!” exclaimed Henry Craik. “How can you say that, brother? I only do what God asks of me!” “You preach and visit for the church, supervise the day school, oversee the distribution of tracts and Bibles; and now, you think you have time for an orphan’s house?”“I am clearly persuaded that is the will of the Lord,” answered George.Generally speaking, the saying “Like father, like son” is true. It was true in the early life of George Mueller. Following his father’s example of cheating, young George plunged deeper and deeper into sin, until one day he met Jesus Christ, and his life changed radically for the better. The remainder of his life shows what God can do for a person who resolves to serve God 100 percent. George Mueller died on March 10, 1898. at the age of 92. But not until he changed the lives of countless orphans in England and many others who knew him. He truly is a champion of orphans and, this book will inspire you to follow God’s leading in everything you do.
  • George Washington Carver

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, March 15, 1987)
    A biography of the famous scientist emphasizing his partnership with God in making his discoveries. Multiple choice questions are interspersed throughout the text to entertain the reader.
  • Billy Sunday, Baseball Preacher

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Pub, Jan. 1, 1985)
    Recounts the story of a professional baseball player who dedicated his life to spreading the gospel, with emphasis on his childhood in Iowa in the 1870s.
  • David Livingstone

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, )
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  • Growing Up With David Livingstone

    Fern Neal Stocker

    eBook (Pacific Press Publishing Association, June 5, 2014)
    As a child, David Livingstone dreamed about the American slaves who produced the cotton at the mill where he worked, and he grew to hate the slavery system under which they toiled. He never dreamed that he would one day become one of the greatest missionaries, with the black man's Africa his mission field and battling the slave trade one of his highest callings. Yet it was that very childhood that made him a man with the character and convictions that could go to war with ignorance, superstition, and the slave trade. You've read stories about Livingstone's fame as a missionary. Growing Up With David Livingstone takes you behind the scenes and shows you what made the Scottish lad into the famous naturalist, explorer, and missionary for Christ that the world has come to know and revere.
  • Amy Carmichael

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, )
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  • Sammy Morris

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, March 15, 1986)
    Relates the story of an African boy who received Christ and traveled to America, where he served as a demonstration of the power of Christianity. At intervals in the text the reader finds a question followed by several possible answers, one or more of which may be correct.
  • George Mueller: Champion of Orphans

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Pacific Pr Pub Assn, Feb. 1, 1987)
    A biography of the German evangelist who established the first orphanages in England in the early nineteenth century.
  • Hudson Taylor

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, March 15, 1986)
    Examines the life of the missionary whose difficult experiences in China tested and proved his trust in God and led him to start the China Inland Mission. At intervals in the text the reader finds a question followed be several possible answers, one or more of which may by correct.
  • Growing up with David Livingstone

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Pacific Press Publishing Association, Aug. 16, 1986)
    Focuses on the childhood, youth, and early mission years of the Scotsman who traveled to Africa as explorer and Christian missionary.
  • Gladys Aylward

    Fern Neal Stocker

    Paperback (Moody Press, March 15, 1988)
    Recounts the life of the uneducated, visually handicapped British woman who served as a missionary in China for many years, setting up orphanages to help homeless children. At intervals in the text the reader finds a question followed by several possible answers, one or more of which may be correct.