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Elisabeth Elliot: A Life of Surrender
From missionary daughter to courageous witness, Elisabeth Elliot's remarkable journey exemplifies unwavering faith in the face of tragedy and triumph. This captivating biography traces her life from childhood through her years at Wheaton College where she met her first husband, Jim Elliot, and their missionary work in Ecuador.
When Jim and four fellow missionaries were martyred by the Auca (Waorani) tribe in 1956, Elisabeth's response shocked the world. Rather than retreating in bitterness, she and her young daughter Valerie eventually went to live among the very people who killed her husband, bringing them the gospel of forgiveness.
Through personal loss, widowhood, and later challenges, Elisabeth embraced each circumstance with her signature motto: "In acceptance lieth peace." Her influential books, radio ministry, and counter-cultural teachings on biblical womanhood inspired generations worldwide.
Selah Helms presents an intimate portrait of this extraordinary woman whose life exemplified complete surrender to God's willwhether in the jungles of Ecuador or the changing cultural landscape of America. Elisabeth's story continues to challenge and encourage all who seek to follow Christ wholeheartedly, regardless of the cost.
| Title: Elisabeth Elliot By: Selah Helms Format: Hardcover Vendor: Focus Publication Date: 2025 | Dimensions: 5.1 X 7.8 (inches) Weight: 9 ounces ISBN: 1527112764 ISBN-13: 9781527112766 Stock No: WW7112760 |
Christian Focus’ Hall of Faith biographies … are highly accessible through their abbreviated length and engaging style. They will doubtless whet the appetite of many readers to learn more about these noteworthy Christians.
Elisabeth Elliot provides a stimulating character challenge for readers of all ages. Well documented with personal research drawn from the Archives of the Billy Graham Center in Wheaton, Illinois, numerous chats with Elisabeth’s husband, Lars Gren, as well a visit to the Gren home, Selah Helms paints a compelling portrait of the woman who daily lived her motto to “do the next thing.”
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