Heart-Cry
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (843 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1425121721 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 276 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-24 |
| Language | : | English |
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Karen Randall said I couldn't put it down!. Heart-Cry by Arlita Morken Winston is truly a labor of love! The stories of what David and Helen Morken, her parents, went through to bring the Gospel message to the Kubu's of Indonesia are truly remarkable. It is an amazing description of God's mercy and grace not only to the Morken family but to the people they served. The Kubu's were scattered in groups across many miles of jungle but David Morken and his brother-in-law, Hubert Mitchell, actively sought out these people who had nev. Kathleen A. Gilbert said Heart-Cry by Arlita Morken Minston. It was amazing to hear Pastor Chuck Smith praise God for the book Heart-Cry by Arlita Morken Winston. I have been sitting in the sanctuary at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa for over Heart-Cry by Arlita Morken Minston It was amazing to hear Pastor Chuck Smith praise God for the book Heart-Cry by Arlita Morken Winston. I have been sitting in the sanctuary at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa for over 30 years and have never heard him give such a recommendation. So if he and Elisabeth Elliot say it is a `must read' I pay attention!Arlita Morken Winston lived in the jungles of Sumatra, the child of missionaries David & Helen Morken. Decades later, she looks back and tells of how her family braved wild panther. 0 years and have never heard him give such a recommendation. So if he and Elisabeth Elliot say it is a `must read' I pay attention!Arlita Morken Winston lived in the jungles of Sumatra, the child of missionaries David & Helen Morken. Decades later, she looks back and tells of how her family braved wild panther. excellent, excellent, excellent SO glad the author wrote this book. A recent publication and much needed. It is about her family and her uncle & aunt's work in Sumatra during the 30s and excellent, excellent, excellent mmb SO glad the author wrote this book. A recent publication and much needed. It is about her family and her uncle & aunt's work in Sumatra during the 30s and 40s. I have two objects in my kitchen: 1. a tract about a nail and 2. a small metal plaque sitting on my kitchen window sill. The tract I found in a book about 10 years ago. I'm assuming it's from the 40s. The plaque, which reads "Take time to be holy" I've had since the late 1970s. It was made in 1928 in Los Angeles, CA. Through th. 0s. I have two objects in my kitchen: 1. a tract about a nail and 2. a small metal plaque sitting on my kitchen window sill. The tract I found in a book about 10 years ago. I'm assuming it's from the excellent, excellent, excellent mmb SO glad the author wrote this book. A recent publication and much needed. It is about her family and her uncle & aunt's work in Sumatra during the 30s and 40s. I have two objects in my kitchen: 1. a tract about a nail and 2. a small metal plaque sitting on my kitchen window sill. The tract I found in a book about 10 years ago. I'm assuming it's from the 40s. The plaque, which reads "Take time to be holy" I've had since the late 1970s. It was made in 1928 in Los Angeles, CA. Through th. 0s. The plaque, which reads "Take time to be holy" I've had since the late 1970s. It was made in 1928 in Los Angeles, CA. Through th
. After dodging submarines for three months, they arrived safely back in America. The Winstons live in Moorestown, NJ, where Arlita teaches women's Bible classes, trains other women to teach, and speaks at conferences and retreats around the country. About the Author ARLITA MORKEN WINSTON spent her earliest years in the jungles of Sumatra, Indonesia, with her missionary parents until WWII forced them out. She came back to America for her formal education and married a medical doctor who is the son of missiona
She came back to America for her formal education and married a medical doctor who is the son of missionaries to Belgium. They escaped through the jungles and were able to board the last ship available. After dodging submarines for three months, they arrived safely back in America. After a year under "house arrest" they were released and they moved to Japan to minister. . From there they sailed to China where they lived until after Shanghai fell to the Communists. She
Arlita finds she is living in a world no more secure than when she was growing up. Heart-Cry offers insight, inspiration, and healing for God's children who have experienced unresolved conflict and suffering in service for Him.. In God's workings in their lives, the author finds timeless truths about God and faith that apply today as much as they did then. She is convinced of God's goodness which turns the worst experiences into good when we cooperate with Him. Decades later, she looks back and tells how her parents, aunt and uncle braved wild panthers and pythons, head-hunters, hardship and even death to bring God's love to the native people there. Heart-Cry is for every heart-sick child who has never been presented with the cry of God's love. It will resonate with children of ministers and missionaries and with anyone who suffered hardships in childhood and who yearns for a perfect Father. Today after 55 years of marriage, 5 children, 28 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Does God's heart cry out for cannibals? For that matter, does God's heart cry for suicide bombers or terrorists? Is the Christian message of God's love as