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Ten Boys Who Made History

August 28, 2015 by Emma Filbrun · Leave a Comment

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Ten Boys Who Made History by Irene Howat

Title: Ten Boys Who Made History
Author: Irene Howat
Series: Lightkeepers
Major Themes: Preachers
Synopsis: Stories are told from the lives of 10 boys who became great men of God, showing how God worked in their lives.

Ten Boys Who Made History presents short sketches of the lives of ten men who had a great influence on the Christian world. Ranging from Samuel Rutherford in the early 1600s to Martyn Lloyd-Jones in the 1900s, these men were sold out to Jesus Christ and did all they could to teach others about Him. Each story brings a man to life as it relates incidents from his childhood, and then shows the man he became and how God was able to use him to further His kingdom. Each story is also followed by a Fact File, giving more information about from the story; a Keynote, which emphasizes a spiritual lesson from the man’s life; Think, which helps young men to apply that truth to their own life; and a Prayer to wrap up the lesson. This book is a helpful tool for boys to learn more about Jesus and His plan for their life, either as leisure reading or for a supplement to Bible time.

No warnings!

Age levels:

Listening Level—Ages 8 – 12, 10 – 12
Reading Independently—Ages 8 – 12, 10 – 12, 12 – 15

Links to buy this book:

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Keywords: 17th Century · 18th Century · 19th Century · 20th Century · A. W. Tozer · Billy Sunday · Biographies · Charles Spurgeon · Christian History · Christian Non-Fiction · Devotionals · Dwight Moody · England · Europe · George Whitefield · Irene Howat · John Owen · Jonathan Edwards · Lightkeepers series · Martyn Lloyd-Jones · New England · North America · Puritans · Robert Murray McCheyne · Samuel Rutherford · Scotland · The Covenanters

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About Emma Filbrun

Emma Filbrun is a homeschooling mother of eight children. She has been a bookworm since she was taught to read at three years old, and now delights in sharing her finds with her husband, children, and friends. Besides being a reviewer for IgniteLit, she blogs at Lots of Helpers, where she shares tidbits of her life in a busy household and reviews homeschooling curriculum.

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