Trailblazer Christian Biographies - Pack of 3 Paperback Titles

Trailblazer Christian Biographies - Pack of 3 Paperback Titles
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    Publisher: Christian Focus Publications
    Series: Trailblazers
    Ages: 8 and Up
    Size: 4½ X 6¾
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    For ages 12 and up, these are stories of men and women that children should know about; men and women who are worthy of admiration and emulation. These biographies will strengthen and encourage your children.

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    Martin Luther - Reformation Fire

    Martin Luther, born in the year 1483, was the gifted eldest son of a miner. His parents scrimped and saved to give him everything they had never had: a brilliant education, a promising career, a future... yet their plans were not God's plans.

    As Martin was making his way back to university one day, a thunderstorm changed all that. The threat of lightning sent Martin into a panic—and into the monastery to be a monk.

    How did this change in the weather change the course of the world?

    How did it ignite a fire in one man's heart—and eventually reform the church from heresy to hope? Read the story of Martin Luther and you will find out.


    Ulrich Zwingli - Shepherd Warrior

    In a small Swiss village, nestled in the Alps, a young boy was born. The year of his birth was 1484. By the end of his brief life, Ulrich Zwingli would change the religious landscape of his home and the world.

    Even today he continues to influence countless souls through his life and work.

    Zwingli was passionate about the Bible. He was a man of prayer. His faith impacted every area of his life: family, art, music, politics, and warfare.


    Lilias Trotter - Daring in the Desert

    Those were the words Lilias Trotter heard from John Ruskins, one of the world's most established art critics. She had to make a choice between her talent and her calling. Both were gifts from God. In May 1879 Lilias knew what she should do. She didn't give up drawing and painting, not at all, but they weren't the most important things in her life from then on. Lilias knew that her life must be devoted to God's work.

    God's work for Lilias was in the desert land of Algeria. Palm trees and camels replaced lamp posts and horse drawn carriages. The desert was her home, its people her friends and its Creator her reason for life.