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By 1990, over 6,000 Wycliffe Bible translators around the world were working to give ethnic minorities the Bible in their own tongues. Scores of translators trained by the Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL) are also doing translation work while working under other agencies. The roots of the Bible translation movement are found in an extraordinary conference held in Chichicastenango, Guatemala, in 1915. This book is a detailed record of those meetings.

An inspirational Civil War romance, based on the lives of REAL PEOPLE who lived in New Orleans & New York during the 1860s. Along with members of the Henderson & Hertz families, the reader will find some better known historical figures like Samuel Morse, who plays an important part in the plot. Nineteen-year-old Mary Henderson is looking forward to a promising career as a concert pianist. But when General Benjamin Butler & his Union forces occupy New Orleans, her future is clouded by questions. Will her minister father lose his pulpit because of his loyalty to the Union? Will her mother recover from a mysterious malady? Above all, will she be able to forget the dashing young banker who shares her views on slavery & equal rights, but who doesn't share her faith? Order this historical novel from: Kings River Publications, 1643 Winter St., Kingsburg, CA 93631.

By 1990, over 6,000 Wycliffe Bible translators around the world were working to give ethnic minorities the Bible in their own tongues. Scores of translators trained by the Summer Institute of Linguistics (SIL) are also doing translation work while working under other agencies. The roots of the Bible translation movement are found in an extraordinary conference held in Chichicastenango, Guatemala, in 1915. This book is a detailed record of those meetings.