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

You are loved with an everlasting love.

That's what the Bible says, and underneath are the everlasting arms.

As this podcast series continues in the coming weeks, we'll hear from family, friends,

and others who are influenced by Elizabeth's life and message.

Today we begin an extended series on what was known as Operation Alka.

Today we'll hear about a well-known Christian who had some advice for Elizabeth that we

could take to heart, too, and about an avenue of obedience.

These two radio programs originally aired in January of 1989.

This is an extended look into Elizabeth's time in Ecuador, and it should last us about

half a year.

The new commit to taking that six-month journey with us to learn more about what happened

in Ecuador.

Well, in our first program in that extended series today, we hear about one of Elizabeth's

heroes.

Her daughter Valerie Shepard tells us about one of her mother's favorite Christian writers.

If you heard of the book, a chance to die.

It's about Amy Carmichael, and it's an amazing book.

We did a lot of hard work to read up on her, went to Donavir twice, talked, of course,

a lot to the Donavir Fellowship in England, and did a beautiful, beautiful book of her

life.

I remember her saying, as an adult, underneath are the everlasting arms, and so many of you

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