And what would it be like to meet your husband's killer?

Thanks for joining us for number 23 in this series of Gateway to Joy programs and comments

from friends, family, and others who have been affected by the life and message of Elizabeth

Elliott.

She called us to live to a higher standard every day, not satisfied with just a little

religion in our lives when we could have God's best.

Be challenged by what you hear in the coming days as we continue our extended series about

Jim Elliott's Operation Alka and other events during Elizabeth's time in Ecuador.

We have two Gateway to Joy programs, originally aired in March of 1989.

The first is called Irreducible Minimum, and the second meeting my husband's killer.

We're also joined by Kathy Rieg and John Hanson.

John has written the theme music for our time together, and Kathy Rieg is the president

of the Elizabeth Elliott Foundation.

She'll be talking about living with the Alkas, as John will as well, and we'll hear the

voice of Jim Elliott from a sermon about the resurrection, all coming up today.

First though, an Irreducible Minimum, as we continue to learn about Elizabeth making

contact with Alka women, and she figured at one point that she had learned enough of

the language that these ladies were inviting her to come back with them to where the Alkas

lived.

What was the name that the Alkas gave to Elizabeth?

Who are loved with an everlasting love?

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

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