Amy Carmichael of Dohnavur (edition 1988)

by Frank L. Houghton

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This biography will take you from the village of Millisle, Ireland, to Japan, Sri Lanka and on to India where Amy started Dohnavur Fellowship and saved many children from temple prostitution. A vivid portrayal of an amazing servant of God.

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