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Forgotten Sheep
By S.E. McCaslinReligion & Spirituality
Forgotten Sheep episodes
- Evangelist Rodney "Gipsy" Smith, Part 1Learn how the Lord touched a gypsy family in England, including a future evangelist who would travel all over the world.34 min
- 41 min
- Mary Slessor, Part 1Learn about the early life of Scottish missionary Mary Slessor -- a woman full of courage, compassion, determination, and unshakeable faith in God.38 min
- Darlene Deibler Rose, Part 2Part 2 of Darlene's story of victory and answered prayer as a Japanese POW in World War 2.42 min
- Darlene Deibler Rose, Part 1Part 1 of the moving story of one of the bravest missionaries of the last century, Darlene Deibler Rose.23 min
- Friedrich von Bodelschwingh, Sr., A Ministry of CompassionLearn about the life of German theologian and minister Friedrich von Bodelschwingh, a man of God filled with love and compassion for those society had pushed away.32 min
- Clement Le Cossec, Apostle to the GypsiesLearn about Clement Le Cossec, a devoted pastor who the Lord called to act as a shepherd for the Gypsies of Europe.40 min
- Betty Baxter, Evangelist and MissionaryThe wonderful story of Betty Baxter's divine healing and subsequent ministry. A wonderful testament to the power of faith and the Word of God.48 min
- Evangeline Booth, Part 2Learn about Evangeline's work in both the US and Canada, as well as her influence during both world wars (including the donut girls and Hitler).26 min
- Evangeline Booth, Part 1The early years of Evangeline Booth, first female general of the Salvation Army and daughter of its founders, William and Catherine Booth.26 min
About Forgotten Sheep
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Hi! Welcome to the Forgotten Sheep Podcast, were we take a look at the lives of Christians both past and present. And if you ever feel forgotten by Christians and the church, remember that you are…
never forgotten by God!