Things as They Are
Amy Wilson-Carmichael
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Amy Carmichael's first-hand account of missionary work among the women and children of Tamil Nadu in South India — the joys, the hard realities and the call to prayer that moved a generation of readers.
Chapters 33
- Front Matter
- About the Book
- Three Afternoons off the Track
- Humdrum
- Correspondences
- The Prey of the Terrible
- Missed Ends
- "The Dust of the Actual"
- Roots
- The Classes and the Masses
- The Creed Chasm
- Caste viewed as a Doer
- Petra
- Death by Disuse
- What Happened
- "Simply Murdered"
- Wanted, Volunteers
- If it is so very important.,.?
- The Call Intensified
- "Attracted by the Influence"
- The Elf
- Deified Devilry
- Behind the Door
- "Pan, Pan is Dead"
- "Married to the God"
- Skirting the Abyss
- From a Hindu Point of View
- Though ye know Him not
- How Long?
- What do we count them worth?
- Two Safe
- Three Objections
- "Show me Thy Glory!"
| Author | Amy Wilson-Carmichael |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| First published | 1903 |
| Era | 1900s |
| Categories | Missions · Christian Biography |
| Topics | Missions · Prayer · Evangelism |
| Length | 264 pages · 32 chapters · ≈ 7 h 24 min read |
| Formats | Web Book · PDF |
| Source | PDF from a scanned edition (calibre conversion). |
| Status | Public Domain |
Public Domain. Published 1903; author died 1951 — public domain.
