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Inspiring Men of the Faith

January 18, 2016 by Emma Filbrun · Leave a Comment

18 Jan

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Inspiring Men of the Faith by Barbour Publishing

Title: Inspiring Men of the Faith
Author: Barbour Publishing
Series: Heroes of the Faith
Major Themes: Narnia, World War I, England, Africa, Explorers, Missionaries, Evangelists, Moody Bible Institute, Germany
Synopsis: Four biographies, about Martin Luther, David Livingstone, Dwight Moody, and C. S. Lewis, in one volume.

Inspiring Men of the Faith is four books in one. These books are biographies of Martin Luther, David Livingstone, D. L. Moody, and C. S. Lewis. For reviews of the individual books, see my reviews elsewhere on this website.

I found the book about David Livingstone to be very interesting. I’ve read a lot of books about him, and this was one of the very best. The one about Moody was also very good; I have never read any biographies of him so found it a good read for that reason—besides the fact it was well-written! The one about Martin Luther, however, was very disappointing. I found it quite dry. The one about Lewis, too, was hard for me to get through and I’m not sure why.

Reviewed books from this compilation:

  • C. S. Lewis: Creator of Narnia
  • David Livingstone: Explorer and Missionary
  • D. L. Moody: The American Evangelist
  • Martin Luther: The Courage to Seek

No warnings!

Age levels:

Reading Independently—Ages 15 and Above, Adults

Links to buy this book:

Amazon: Paperback
AbeBooks: View Choices on AbeBooks.com

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Related posts:

The Timechart History of the WorldThe Timechart History of the World Inspiring Women of the Faith by W. Terry Whalin and Sam WellmanInspiring Women of the Faith A Child's History of the World by Virgil M. HillyerA Child’s History of the World Story of the World series by Susan Wise BauerThe Story of the World series

Keywords: 19th Century · 20th Century · Africa · Biographies · C. S. Lewis · Christian Non-Fiction · David Livingstone · Dwight Moody · Europe · Heroes of the Faith series · Martin Luther · North America · Renaissance/Reformation · US Civil War · US History · US History 1783-1860 · US History 1865-1900 · World War I

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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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