Lotus Buds
Amy Wilson Carmichael
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Amy Carmichael tells the story of work among the girls of India, who she calls "Lotus Buds". - Summary by Adele de Pignerolles (8 hr 20 min)
Chapters
Foreword | 4:34 | Read by MaryAnn |
Lotus Buds | 4:13 | Read by MaryAnn |
Opposites | 15:56 | Read by MaryAnn |
The Scamp | 11:37 | Read by MaryAnn |
The Photographs | 9:49 | Read by Alice Jane |
Tara and Evu | 13:51 | Read by Alice Jane |
Principalities, Powers, Rulers | 14:54 | Read by Larry Wilson |
How the Children Come | 12:44 | Read by Alice Jane |
Others | 7:11 | Read by Alice Jane |
Old Dévai | 10:39 | Read by Alice Jane |
Failures? | 16:00 | Read by Alice Jane |
God Heard: God Answered | 13:16 | Read by Kaitie Grace |
To What Purpose? | 11:31 | Read by Kaitie Grace |
A Story of Comfort | 15:28 | Read by Kaitie Grace |
Pickles and Puck | 9:07 | Read by Hannah Mary |
The Howler | 10:56 | Read by Gillian Hendrie |
The Neyoor Nursery | 18:32 | Read by Larry Wilson |
In the Compound and Near It | 15:22 | Read by Paula Priebe |
From the Temple of the Rock | 7:26 | Read by Devorah Allen |
Yosépu | 14:10 | Read by Alice Jane |
The Menagerie | 20:14 | Read by Gillian Hendrie |
More Animals | 10:11 | Read by Gillian Hendrie |
The Parrot House | 15:40 | Read by Hannah Mary |
The Bear Garden | 17:03 | Read by Hannah Mary |
The Accals | 25:07 | Read by Alice Jane |
The Little Accals | 12:38 | Read by Larry Wilson |
'Very Common in Those Parts' | 18:10 | Read by laurencetrask |
The Glory of the Usual | 13:23 | Read by Naduplants |
The Secret Traffic | 10:16 | Read by Naduplants |
Blue Book Evidence | 11:54 | Read by Naduplants |
On the Side of the Oppressors There Was Power | 14:07 | Read by laurencetrask |
And There Was None to Save | 17:38 | Read by laurencetrask |
The Power Behind the Work | 16:44 | Read by Larry Wilson |
If This Were All | 9:30 | Read by Kaitie Grace |
'To Continue the Succession' | 18:01 | Read by Larry Wilson |
What If She Misses Her Chance? | 14:20 | Read by Alice Jane |
'Thy Sweet Original Joy' | 17:56 | Read by Larry Wilson |
Reviews
Kristy B
"His strength is made perfect in our weakness." Amy Carmichael's life is an example of this. She was a normal, single woman who's life was entirely submitted to the Lord. She was just an obedient servant. It wasn't allways easy. Things didn't always work out how they had hoped and prayed, but God's hand was with them all the way as they miraculously searched for and gathered the precious little temple girls, saving them from a sinful life of abuse at the temples in serving the Indian gods. This is a very good and inspiring true story. Definitely worth reading. The readers vary, but most are pleasant to listen to.
Nikki Clark
This is a sweet, beautiful recount of children served in Jesus name by heroes of the faith. It's written by a godly missionary woman who knows the word well, travails through trials in a godly manner & lived a life of sacrifice for the One True King.
Francie
extraordinary love motivated amy carmichael. courageous, remarkable, heartrendering story. beautiful told
Inspiring
aae
Thank you readers for reading this inspiring book.