Did you know that Lottie Moon was only four feet, three inches tall, or that she was a major advocate for furloughs for global workers? While you may recognize her because of the Christmas offering that bears her name, this determined and courageous woman has left an incredible, far-reaching impact. In this episode, Denise and Sarah share about Lottie’s childhood, calling overseas, and her work in China from 1873 until her death in 1912. What can we learn from this feisty woman? We can’t wait to hear what you think about this story of Lottie Moon.
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Check out the transcript for this episode.
Check out Lottie's Tea Cake recipe
Books:
The New Lottie Moon Story by Catherine B. Allen
Send the Light: Lottie Moon's Letters and Other Writings by Keith Harper
Articles:
What Lottie Moon Taught Me About Injustice and the Gospel
