They think with us today about the mystery of pain and about the last thing that Amy

Carmichael wanted for herself.

Welcome to another look into the life and message of Elizabeth Halleant.

She called us to live to a higher standard and not be satisfied with just a little shallow

religion.

In this series, as we continue in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends,

and others, influenced by Elizabeth's life and message.

Today we continue our extended series on the life of Amy Carmichael.

We'll also hear from artist and speaker Margaret Ashmore.

And she'll talk about the first time she heard Elizabeth, and about what Elizabeth

pointed her to.

Also we'll hear a comment from Elizabeth later about how to come up with new programs.

Right now though, it's part 21 in the 24-part series on the life of Amy Carmichael.

As we think about a sovereign God and a woman's pain, and about a town's ironic nickname.

You are loved with an everlasting love.

That's what the Bible says.

And underneath are the everlasting arms.

This is your friend, Elizabeth Halleant, talking with you this time, about a sovereign

God and a woman's pain.

I've been telling you the story of an Irish missionary to India named Amy Carmichael, author

of 40 books, founder of a remarkable work for children called Donavur Fellowship, which

is still going strong.

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