Books in Potter's Wheel series

When people weren’t looking, he stole money from them. He stole from his father, he stole from his teacher, he even stole from the pastor of his church.And he was studying to be a pastor himself.But one day George Mueller found out that the God he had been pretending to worship was real. His life changed completely. Now, instead of taking from others, he wanted to give to help others.And give . . . and give . . . and give. By the end of his life, George Mueller had given over a million dollars. But where did he get it?He didn’t steal the money. He didn’t work for the money. He didn’t ask anyone for the money. That is, he didn’t ask any people. He asked God. And God gave . . . and gave . . . and gave.George Mueller used that money to provide homes for over ten thousand orphans in his lifetime. All of England was changed because of this one man.

Yun lived in the time of the Cultural Revolution of China–no Bibles were to be found anywhere, because all of them had been burned and the families who owned them had been severely beaten or killed. But through a dream and a miracle, God provided Yun with the Bible he needed. Yun began to preach all over China. He was captured, but amazingly escaped, again and again. Thousands of people came to Christ, and together the Chinese Christians saw many miracles.

It was the 1930s, when records and record players were new. Joy lay sick in bed, wishing to get back to Honduras, where she had been a missionary. But while she recovered, the bright idea came to her to record some gospel stories and songs in Spanish. After one record came more and more and more, in one language after another. The organization Joy founded, now called Global Recordings, has recorded gospel stories in over six thousand languages around the world.Written for children, but in a style that adults can enjoy too, Joy Ridderhof: Voice Catcher Around the World, is a missionary book that will introduce readers to a whole new world of missions: catching voices of remote tribal people speaking the words of the gospel in their own language.