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by Mabel Williamson (Author), James M. Boice (Foreword by)
As a missionary in overcrowded China for many years, Mabel Williamson learned that she was not her own. She could not stand for her own rights because, in a real sense, she had no rights. Throughout this interesting and informative book, the author shows you the difference between suffering hardships and suffering the infringement of one's rights. She says that every truly consecrated Christian must be willing to give up the right to the normal comforts of life, to physical health and safety, to the privacy of business, and to time, friends, romance, family, and home. There are numerous illustrations and frank discussions that will provide you with fascinating material. This is especially good material for mission groups and churches.
Author Biography
Mabel Williamson has been serving in Indonesia since 1960 as a bible teacher. She taught for ten years at the Southeast Asia Bible College and also taught at the Singapore Theological Seminary.
She began her ministry with the China Inland Mission, now Overseas Missionary Fellowship, in 1934.
