Overview
"Imagine being transported in time and space, sitting at the feet of Lottie Moon, hearing stories from Southern Baptists' most renowned missionary. If any writer can deliver on the premise, it is Rosalie Hall Hunt, and she does so brilliantly in Lottie Moon and the Silent Bell. Hunt is today's definitive voice on historic women on mission, and in these pages she draws on a lifetime's immersion in the study of Lottie Moon's life and work. For years, Hunt has portrayed the famous missionary in a dramatic monologue she performs in churches. She also taps the serendipitous perspective of having known someone who heard ""Aunt Lottie's"" stories firsthand. And, if that's not enough, it also happens that Hunt grew up in Lottie's beloved China as a child of missionaries and lived in a house where Lottie once lived. What is it about Lottie that so captures the imagination? Is it the image of her, small in stature yet stalwart, facing down the challenge of sharing Jesus in a faraway land? Is it because she was especially loved by the people of her adopted China? Is it the allure of leaving behind home and family to answer God's call to be a missionary in a foreign place? For the rapt trio of young sisters gathered in Aunt Lottie's sitting room, perhaps it's the twinkle in her eye as she offers a plate of warm tea cakes. Won't you join them?"
Full Product Details
Author: Rosalie Hall Hunt ,
Eric J Hudiburg
Publisher: Courier Publishing
Imprint: Courier Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.80cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.213kg
ISBN: 9781955295352
ISBN 10: 1955295352
Pages: 112
Publication Date: 22 June 2023
Audience:
General/trade
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
"""Rosalie has done it again! She has brought Lottie Moon to life for us all."" (Connie Dixon, President, Woman's Missionary Union) ""I can't imagine anyone sharing the intimate details of Lottie Moon's daily life other than our very own modern-day Lottie Moon: Rosalie Hall Hunt."" (Jennifer Davis Rash, President & Editor-in-Chief, The Alabama Baptist and The Baptist Paper) ""May you feel 'historical goosebumps' (Rosalie's words) as you read the firsthand account about the life of Lottie Moon from an author who is gifted at pulling you into the story. Grab a tea cookie and enjoy."" (Linda Cooper, President Emeritus, Woman's Missionary Union)"
Author Information
Rosalie Hall Hunt makes history come alive - particularly the stories of Baptist women whose legacies continue to make the world a better place. A sought-after speaker, Hunt is a retired Baptist missionary and has taught in Myanmar, South Asia, Australia, the Philippines, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. She is a member of the board of directors of The Alabama Baptist and a former member of the National WMU Foundation. She has served as president of the Alabama Woman's Missionary Union and recording secretary of the national WMU. Hunt is the author of The Blue Enamel Cup: An MK's China Legacy, Her Way: The Remarkable Story of Hephzibah Jenkins Townsend and other books, which can be found at RosalieHallHunt.com.
