Amy Carmichael (1867-1951) served in India for over 50 years and is well-known for her work rescuing children from temple prostitution as well as her inspirational missionary writings. This excellent collection contains 7 of her most well-known and beloved writings.  All have been spell-checked and formatted for your eReader and are beautifully illustrated.  You will be encouraged, challenged and inspired as you read of the impact and legacy that Amy Carmich...

**How do you stay true to God’s call for your life?Amy Carmichael left everything** to become a missionary in India. But then seven-year-old Preena, fleeing sexual slavery, threw herself on the newcomer’s protection. Could Carmichael relinquish a religious vocation to become a “nursemaid”? A picture of Jesus washing his disciples’ feet came to her mind, and “the question answered itself and was not asked again.” Joined by a growing team of Indian women, Carmichael founded Dohnavur,...

The complete story of the Dohnavur Fellowship from its beginning. Shows the loving heart of God at work in thirsting human hearts. Exceptional! This book has been newly reset in clear, modern type.

Amy Carmichael, admired writer and missionary, tells the story of Arulai Tara (Star of Grace), the sister of Mimosa. This book reveals the importance of preparing ourselves for obedience to God’s call in our lives; the beauty in remaining faithful in preparing the ground God has given us.

"Things as They Are" is a profound account of Amy Carmichael's missionary work in Southern India, where she dedicated her life to rescuing children from temple prostitution and providing them with a safe haven. Through her vivid storytelling, Carmichael shares the challenges and triumphs she faced while establishing the Dohnavur Fellowship, a home for vulnerable girls. Her unwavering faith and commitment to serving the marginalized shine through, inspiring readers to reflect on their own c...

Arriving in India, Amy Carmichael sees little children married to pagan priests for temple prostitution. Amy rescues these children and provides a safe, healthy home for them.

This little book tells a highly unusual story. Taking place, as it does, in an early 1900's rural Hindu village, and with Amy Carmichael's artful telling, it seems like some kind of tragic fairytale. In fact, at one point the author asks the reader, "Does it read like a story made up, or at least touched up a little?" But it is not a story made up. Carmichael says, "Of all the stories we have touched since we came to India, hardly one has humbled us so much, as we thought of our faithless ...

"Lotus Buds" by Amy Carmichael is a poignant collection of stories that reflect her deep love and compassion for children in India. Through her vivid storytelling, Carmichael shares the experiences of young girls who are often marginalized and forgotten in society. The book captures the essence of hope and resilience, illustrating how these children, like lotus buds, can bloom beautifully despite their challenging circumstances. Carmichael's dedication to their welfare shines through, maki...

366 daily devotional readings, each based on a verse or short passage of Scripture, culled from Amy Carmichael's previously unpublished letters and writings.

A book of daily devotional readings compiled from the inspirational writings of Amy Carmichael.

Read Her exists to make the voices of godly women more accessible. Women throughout history have written inspiring and insightful books that glorify Christ, and it's time they are read! One way Read Her seeks to make these authors more accessible is by producing audiobooks available on all major audiobook distributors. "Overweights of Joy" written by Amy Carmichael is one of those works we want to bring back to the listening ear of the Christian community."Overweights of Joy", is A...

This little book seems to set an utterly impossible standard. It is, however, the same standard that Amy found in the words of Jesus: If you want to be my disciple, you must give up your right to yourself, take up the Cross, and follow. Working as a missionary in India until her death in 1951, she took Jesus at His word when He said, “If you want to be my disciple, you must give up your right to yourself, take up the Cross, and follow.” And that she did.This challenging bo...