To Find Hope: Mother Teresa, Experiencing the Person, the Mission, and the Legacy
What can one committed Christian accomplish in a world of great need? The story of Mother Teresa, now approaching the ten-year anniversary of her death, provides a glowing example. Known as the "Missionary of Charity," she served the destitute of Calcutta, India, winning the Nobel Peace Prize and speaking boldly for families and against abortion. This easy-reading, novelized biography of Mother Teresa shows readers what dedication to God can accomplish, while topically-arranged excerpts from her public speeches will challenge readers in their faith.
252 pages
English edition · First published 2007 by Barbour Publishing · ISBN 9781597898560
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