Norma r young berg biography of donald

Account Options Logga in. Skaffa tryckt exemplar. Norma R. An incredible, true story of a missionary family who landed on Great Sangir Island, just south of the Philippines in the Pacific Ocean to teach islanders truth, loyalty and faith. At first the village people were suspicious of the newcomers but soon many grew to love and respect the Christian family.

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However, the witch doctor, the chief and many of the head men resented them being there. They decided to counteract the Christian influence by importing some Islamic leaders from an island nearby. The plot thickens when the Christians were confined to the seashore while most of the villagers climbed a mountain to escape a gigantic tidal wave that was created by an erupting volcano on an island close by.

Read how God intervened and miraculously delivered his servants from serious accidents, destruction and immediate death.

Survivors include two sons Donald (Peg) Youngberg, of Forestville; Kenneth Youngberg, of Dunkirk; three daughters, Susan Korbar, of Gowanda; Gail.

A very exciting and thrilling story! Utvalda sidor Titelsida. Chapter Eight. Vanliga ord och fraser already anger angry beach began big teacher black kettle boxes charms Chief Meradin Christian climbed curse devil door eyes face familiar spirits father fear feast fire mountain fire spirits fishing boat flame Gola Gola's gone Guru Mula Guru Mula's house hair hand heard heart hill hurried Islam teachers jungle ladder landing place laughed listened little girl little Marta medicine midheaven mighty mountain mind night palm wine pulled rattan red-haired rocks salt grass sand Sangir Satoo asked Satoo felt Satoo knew Satoo looked Satoo saw Satoo thought shook sick singing sleep smiled SNAKE CHARM song sound spoke stay stones strong strong medicine sure talk Tama felt Tama saw Tama's house Tama's hut teach teacher's garden teacher's magic teacher's wife tell thing thunder told trough village voice volcano wall watched wave witch doctor witchcraft witchman words worship.

She comes from a family of teachers, missionaries, and writers. Her father, the late Bert Rhoads, taught school for fifty years and has written several books for children; her sister, Mildred R Bennett, is a recognized authority on Willa Cather.