Who was Amy Carmichael? What was her life like before meeting Jesus? Why was her conversion unexpected? In what ways did she help people to know about Jesus? Why should people today know about her?

These sources provide an overview of the life and work of Amy Carmichael, an Irish missionary to India who dedicated her life to rescuing children, primarily young girls, from slavery and prostitution in Hindu temples. They highlight her faith and dedication, her adaptability to local culture, and her focus on holistic ministry that addressed both spiritual and physical needs, even when facing opposition from other missionaries who emphasized evangelism alone. Despite personal struggles with health and a challenging mission field, Carmichael established the Dohnavur Fellowship, which provided a safe haven and family environment for over a thousand children, leaving a lasting legacy of service and love.

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3 Lessons From The Life of Amy Carmichael - The Wilting Rose Projectweb3 Lessons from the Life of Amy Carmichael - History Redeemeddrive_pdfA Brief History of the Divided Mind and Life - Disciple Nations Alliancedrive_pdfAmy Carmichael (1867 - 1951) - iServe AfricawebAmy Carmichael – Struggling Start but Amazing Finish - FieldPartner InternationalwebAmy Carmichael, Missionary and Defender of Children - BreakPoint.orgdrive_pdfThe Life of Amy Beatrice Carmichael—Love to Live, Live to Love - CloverwebThe Reluctant Mother: Amy Carmichael - Church Bulletin Insertsmore_vertThe True Story of Amy Carmichael, A