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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. It's Been A Good Life!: Charles and Mary Beth Kennedy - Missionaries to the World. Book.

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Royalty Unveiled: Women Trailblazers in Church of God in Christ International Missions 1920 -1970. Book.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 182 pages. 8.00x5.00x0.46 inches. In Stock.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Innovative. Sacrificial. Creative. Savvy. Those words describes two of the most interesting couples in the history of Christian Missions. It's Been a Good Life is the story of two very different individuals who gave their lives to the cause of home and foreign missions. They were married in the 1940s when their love was forbidden by many. He was a Caucasian former aeronautical engineer and MIT professor (also a former Quaker) who was introduced to a Black Pentecostal educator by their mutual Japanese American friend and completely committed to each other. Theirs is a story of service to the Lord Jesus Christ beginning in Puerto Rico where they relocated to shield their children from prejudices then on to Liberia, West Africa where they built schools, medical clinics and orphanages in the 1950 to ministering in over twenty countries including Russia during the Cold War in the 1960s.Glenda Williams Goodson is the author of the seminal work on Church Of God In Christ missionaries, ROYALTY UNVEILED - Women Trailblazers in Church Of God In Christ International Missions 1920-1970 where she profiled Charles and Elizabeth Kennedy. In the current title the readers learns more of their commitment to their God given assignment as they fought suspicion, witchcraft and seemingly never ending labor on the mission field and gaining victory over political enemies after returning to the United States when they fought for their school all the way to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Glenda Williams Goodson has written on the life of Church of God in Christ pioneers for many years. In Rediscovering An American Classic, she edits essays by Barbara McCoo Lewis, Willie Bragg, June Rivers, Romanetha Stallworth, and Cynthia Bragg who provide thoughtful insight on the faith in God as Dr. Arenia Conelia Mallory worked in education, social justice, and cultural change. One of the foremost educators in America. Mallory, a middle class Black from Jackson, Illinois entered the Southland at the request of Church Of God In Christ founder Bishop Charles Harrison Mason. Soon after her arrival at the Saints Industrial and Literary School in Lexington, Mississippi the principal died and the 22 year became the President of a school with little income, only two books for the entire school with outdoor facilities. With faith in God and determination, she changed the face of Holmes County through succeeded in educating the children of impoverished sharecroppers, despite obstacles such as threats of lynching by the KKK when she refused to fire white teachers. On the 300 acres she amassed for the school, Mallory would add a high school, an accredited college, partner with a sorority to provide health care to those who never visited a doctor and her students would give a command performance in President Franklin D. Roosevelt's White House.A strategic planner, Mallory was Innovative, seemingly fearless and motivated to make a difference in the world. She traveled to shanties to rescue children from poverty and ignorance, North with her all female gospel singing group to raise funds for the school and to Africa where she brought children from the COGIC schools there to educate at her school. She creates strategic alliances with American icon Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of the Bethune-Cookman University and the President of the National Council of Negro Women and her sister-in-law actress Ethel Waters to raise awareness and funds for the school. Essayists relate how during the 1930s worldwide Depression she led the Jubilee Harmonizers from cotton fields in the South, to large churches in the North and all the way to the FDR White House. Rediscovering an American Classic essayists relate the far reaching inspiration of Mallory's fearlessness (she was threatened with lynching in the KKK infested Holmes County when she hired three white teachers) to today's female leaders. Many students would graduate from universities and worked as college professors, at least one became the General Consul to Liberia and others worked in the space program while heeding her admonition to Walk in Dignity, Talk with Dignity and Live in Dignity. Through these essays, the reader will rediscover how faith in God and confidence in His choice of you will help to complete their assignment.…