Who are your hero's? Apart from my husband there are several people who are my heroes, people who I look up to and who have a certain character quality or accomplishment that I wish to emulate in my life: My Grandmas, My Aunt Mary, Amy Carmichael, David Livingston, Lillian Trasher, Darlene Diebler Rose, Robert Jaffray, and others. Many of these I first learned about through books or videos. Today I'm sharing our list of favorite Christian Biographies and resources.
Missionary biographies – see a full list here
YWAM Publishing – Their Heroes series is vrey good, and they have also created unit studies and curriculum guides for some of their materials.
I Heard Good News Today: Stories for Children: short chapters on various heroes of the faith (I highly recommend this one!)
Hero Tales (3 volumes in print): A Family Treasurey of True Stories from the Lives of Christian Heroes by Dave & Neta Jackson
Portraits of Integrity- A Family Treasury: Real People Who Demonstrated Godly Character
For Those Who Dare: 101 Great Christians and How They Changed the World by John Hudson Tiner
Jack's Life: The Life Story of C.S. Lewisby Douglas H. Gresham
The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin – free for Kindle for a limited time
High Calling: The Courageous Life and Faith of Space Shuttle Columbia Commander Rick Husbandby Evelyn Husband
Fanny J. Crosby: An Autobiography
Biography notebooking page – free download
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