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Mz. Leigh Leighz Journal Pagez

Author: Lolita H. Smith

Publisher: Xlibris Corporation

Published: 2020-09-27

Total Pages: 40

ISBN-13: 1664128794

My name is Lolita "Leigh Leigh Smith" I am 57 years young I was married for 18 years to a wonderful man whom I loved very much we were best friends, parents, grandparents, business partners, ministry partners and lovers until God saw fit to call him home. I became a young widow with three daughters and a two year old grandlove, and a number of extended grandlovez who call me NaNa as well. I've worked in childcare for over 35 years and I've learned and grown through the journey and watching them grow has been a blessing especially when you've and taught momma's and daddy's and their children I feel honored and blessed and I've loved it. This book was written as an encouragement because life happens on a daily basis and I love to journal my life progress to look back and see if I'm growing properly or just existing and my life journal pages keeps me focused, grounded and reminded where I was and where I'm going with "NO REGRETS"

Prophets in the Wilderness

Author: John M. R. Owens

Publisher: [Auckland, N.Z.] : Auckland University Press

Published: 1974

Total Pages: 208

ISBN-13:

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"New Zealand missionaries have been variously painted as heroes, villains, or figures of fun ; and in this portrait of the origins of the Wesleyan mission at Whangaroa in the 1820s the reader can take his choice. For the story is largely told in the missionaries' own words, from contemporary letters and journals which have gradually become available in libraries and archives throughout New Zealand, Australia and Britain. The first part is a narrative, beginning with pious hopes, continuing with the slow erosion of unexpected stress, ending finally with an attack on the mission station and the missionaries fleeing for their lives. It is a dramatic story, told with a day-by-day human detail which gives it some of the immediacy of a historical novel. The second part of the book tackles the detective problem of why the mission station was attacked and by whom ; and goes on to examine the range of sanctions controlling behaviour of missionaries and Maoris and the exchange of religious ideas between them. It challenges many accepted views about the missionary role and the origin of race relations in New Zealand and is a case study inviting comparison with missionary and contact situations throughout the world."--Inside front cover.