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100 Christian Women Who Changed the 20th Century

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Famous Christian Women Who Made a Difference

In this extraordinary book, Helen Kooiman Hosier tells the stories of one hundred godly women who have changed the twentieth century. From Twila Paris to Mother Teresa, Amy Carmichael to Joni Eareckson Tada, this collection offers readers insights into … see full wiki

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Author: Helen Kooiman Hosier

Genre: Biography

Publisher: Revell

Date Published: May 2000

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Amazing & Power Christian Women

Aug 18, 2009

by NYWriterBarbaraGarro

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Helen Koolman Hosier gave me the beautiful gift of enabling me to get to know and understand the hearts and genius of 100 Christian heroines.

Every person on the planet over 12 would benefit from reading this book. Imagine learning the stories of women whose names you have heard, but don't know where they came from, how they got to make a difrerence in our world, and why they made the choices they made.

I was amazed at the deep faith of women heroines I never knew were Christians!

Here is one example of a name that I have heard all my life: Florence Nightengale. One patient in a hospital said this of Florence NIghtengale's impact on him as she made her nightly rounds with her lamp to light her way: "What a comfort is was to see her pass even. She would speak to one, and nod and smile to as many more; but she could not do it all, you know. We lay there by hundreds; but, we could kiss her shadow as it fell and lay our heads on the pillow again content."

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