Welcome, it's another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Halleud who called

us to live to a higher standard each day and not be satisfied with just a little empty

religion in life.

As the series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from many who were influenced

by Elizabeth's life and message.

Thanks for joining us.

Today we'll hear about a bombing about praying and yet finding yourself in the rubble and

pinned down about panic, confusion, and more.

Also we'll hear about a Chinese suitor about sitting in a seat of honor and unexpected

convert and a refusal to abandon her new friends.

It's all part of the story of Gladys Aeword, Parts 5 and 6 coming up of this 10-part series.

Also joining us is Charleston friend Jean Hamilton, who knew Elizabeth and Lars, and

she'll talk about Christian service, school priorities, and more.

And later on, we'll hear more about the Elizabeth Halleud exhibit as part of the Museum of

the Bibles, Outreach, there in Washington, D.C.

Right now though, let's get to Part 5.

It's called The Village Is Bombed, continuing the story of Gladys Aeword.

You are loved with an everlasting love.

That's what the Bible says.

And underneath are the everlasting arms.

This is your friend, Elizabeth Halleud, continuing my story of the small woman of China, Gladys

Aeword, a very courageous tiny little missionary whom I once heard speak back in 1960.

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