Andrew and Emma Murray: An Intimate Portrait of Their Marriage and Ministry

Biographies & Memoirs

Choy, Leona

Leaders & Notable People

Golden Morning Publishing

LORD, LET ME CELEBRATE EACH DAY AS A GIFT FROM YOU!
SEVENTY-THREE power-packed daily spiritual meditations
in a user-friendly format
for Christians who have lost their spouses!
A companion book to Leona Choy's
Singled Out for God's Assignment: A Widow's Valley of Learning

Leona guides the reader through the unfamiliar tunnel of grieving with the warm light of God's promises centered on might, strength, and power-things a widow may have in short supply as she adjusts to her new role.
She tags each bite-sized devotional with a Honey From the Rock Bible verse and a related sentence prayer.
Leona maintains that God has "singled out"-chosen and appointed-the widow who is a Christian for a continuing life-assignment. She offers these thoughts to strengthen, encourage and help a newly-alone woman toward a joyful, meaningful life that will please the Lord.
From her own experience and the Scriptures, Leona distills God's principles to cover the whole gamut of emotions, struggles, uncertainties and opportunities widows may experience. The reader will return again and again to this exceptional book.

The Widow's Might: Strength From the Rock

Religion & Spirituality

Leona Choy

Christian Books & Bibles

"Nobody Doesn't Need This Book!" Like it or not, some kind of medical or surgical event probably waits around the corner for you or your significant others. Cheer Up! Hospitals are not only ideal BODY SHOPS for repair but excellent CLASSROOMS for soul-searching and life evaluation.

Hospital Gowns Don't Have Pockets

How Amazing! A Prison Testimony

Esther C. Wang

My Dreams And Visions An Autobiography

Ted Choy

God chose the life of Eddy Ie Swieson, the "dying baby" whom He snatched from the gates of death in the Java slum and saved from blindness and crippling illness, and then from death when the Japanese seized his home-village, and from murder by fanatical rebels. This book tells the story of the transformation of that dying infant into one of America's distinguished and fruitful servants of Jesus Christ.

Why the Angels Laughed

Eddy Swieson

Andrew Murray was a missionary statesman, educator, revivalist, evangelist and pastor during the nineteenth century. Born in South Africa, the son of a Dutch Reformed pastor, Murray is one of the best loved and most widely read writers on the deeper Christian life. Here, you will meet the "real" Andrew Murray, a fiery yet gentle spiritual giant, and Emma, his gracious and intelligent wife. Together, in this intensely personal and poignant biography, they continue to impact Christianity in the twenty-first century.

Andrew and Emma Murrary: An Intimate Portrait of Their Marriage and Ministry

Born in 1933, in the village of Rothenen, East Prussia, Germany, Herb Flemming grew up under Hitler, the son of Pentecostal parents, third in a family of eight children. Forced to join the Hitler Youth, and with a blacksmith father who joined the German Army to avoid joining the Nazi Party, Herb's childhood was a contrast between the good at home and the evil all around him. From Gestapo shootings to Tom Sawyer-like boyhood adventures to Allied bombings, Herb learned of God's love and the power of prayer.  Then, in February, 1945, at the age of eleven, with Russian tanks and cannon just a few hundred yards away, Herb and his family escaped to Pillau on the Baltic coast, only to become ensnared in a endless jumble of refugees, all trying to flee East Prussia by sea. Yet Herb's father had prayed for their deliverance and protection, so they had faith that God would guide them. Sure enough, God took the tragedy of being turned away from the doorstep of the very ship that was to take them to safety, and He transformed it into a miracle of deliverance, since that same ship was torpedoed and sunk by a Russian submarine, with thousands of lives lost, just a day later.  In the days and weeks that followed, Herb and his family were attacked on another ship by Allied aircraft, which flew away as soon as his family finished praying for safety. He missed being bombed again by other Allied aircraft at a railroad station by a matter of half a mile. He was machine gunned at by British troops and strafed by a Spitfire, but God spared him unharmed. Herb's father was taken prisoner by the Russians, yet was reunited with them four years later, on Christmas Eve, as his family was having their prayers and devotions.   God continued to provide for Herb and his family as they immigrated to America in 1951, even though they knew little to no English, in the form of American relatives, a house, and jobs. When Herb was drafted into the US Army, he came full circle and was sent back to Germany, as part of the occupying forces in his own land.

From Hitler Youth to American Soldier

Herb Flemming

Timothy King

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