Through gates of splendor /Elisabeth Elliot.

By:

Elliot, Elisabeth [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9780842371520

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LOC classification:

BV2853 .T476 1981
BV2853

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Subject: Relates the initial contact in 1956 of five Christian missionaries with the Acua tribe in Ecuador, which had never had friendly contact with the outside world before. Includes information about the subsequent developments of the five missionary families with the tribe.

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Relates the initial contact in 1956 of five Christian missionaries with the Acua tribe in Ecuador, which had never had friendly contact with the outside world before. Includes information about the subsequent developments of the five missionary families with the tribe.

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