From Sunrise Land
Amy Wilson Carmichael
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One of the most renowned of all Protestant Christian missionaries, Amy Carmichael is remembered most for the fifty-five years she spent doing evangelistic and philanthropic work in India. She began her missions career, however, with fifteen months in Japan before falling ill, returning to Ireland, and then returning to Asia with her focus on India. This collection of letters is a record of that time in Japan, and is fascinating not only for its biographical interest but also for its insights into the rapidly-changing life of fin de siècle Japan and the status of its small unpopular handful of Christian converts, in the same era when Lafcadio Hearn was recording his observations from a very different perspective. Far from free of racial and religious prejudice, Carmichael's record is still heartfelt, revealing, and noteworthy in ways that she certainly would never have intended or expected. Summary by Expatriate. (7 hr 51 min)
Capítulos
Introductory Notes | 11:02 | Leído por Expatriate |
I. From Albert Docks to Shanghai | 20:44 | Leído por Expatriate |
II. From Shanghai to Matsuye | 22:58 | Leído por Expatriate |
III. Mission Tour No. 1 | 33:09 | Leído por Expatriate |
IV. With the Power of God Behind It | 27:16 | Leído por Expatriate |
V. I Cannot! Can God? God Can! | 13:02 | Leído por Expatriate |
VI. Across Japan by Kuruma | 23:53 | Leído por Expatriate |
VII. Kyoto, and Onwards | 20:43 | Leído por Expatriate |
VIII. Torches, Thoughts, & a Typhoon | 18:19 | Leído por Expatriate |
IX. Out of — Into | 22:17 | Leído por Expatriate |
X. Birthday Gifts | 15:57 | Leído por Expatriate |
XI. Christmas & New Year in Sunrise Land | 14:49 | Leído por Expatriate |
XII. Unto Him Be Glory | 20:37 | Leído por Expatriate |
XIII. Co-Workers | 20:01 | Leído por Expatriate |
XIV. To Osaka & Back | 17:58 | Leído por Expatriate |
XV. Not Yet — Ere Long | 20:21 | Leído por Expatriate |
XVI. "Never Heard These Honourable Words" | 23:09 | Leído por Expatriate |
XVII. Scraps — Very Much So | 22:20 | Leído por Expatriate |
XVIII. "It Will Be a Seed" | 24:36 | Leído por Expatriate |
XIX. With One Bare Telling | 16:35 | Leído por Expatriate |
XX. On With the Message | 20:47 | Leído por Expatriate |
XXI. Christ is Conqueror | 27:22 | Leído por Expatriate |
XXII. Amen. Hallelujah! | 14:00 | Leído por Expatriate |
Reseñas
Intriguing





Janelle
I enjoyed listening to these letters from Amy Carmichael, both her words and actions were encouraging and challenging. I also enjoyed learning about Japan in the late 1800’s. However I found the book a little disjointed. I’m not sure if that’s because of the letter structure or the fact that I fell asleep occasionally while listening to it.





Jenny Arnold
A night and day difference in Carmichael’s travel perspective and that of Mark Twain in Innocents Abroad. She really did love the people around her and these letters home are very convicting to this day.
Thoroughly enjoyed this!





NZ Nikki
Amy is wonderful, great writer, very descriptive, loved the narrator as well.
Thank you for the well read book! I enjoyed it!





Mika





Francie
poetically written, lyrical prose and well read
Fascinating and inspiring! May her tribe increase!





Jody