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Now I Know His Name
Now I Know His Name
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Never Too Old
Retired, aged sixty-two, a widow. Frankie Wyatt didn't let that stop her. The word retirement is not in the Bible. Join Frankie as she takes you on her journey into China and discover how God is at work halfway around the world. Share her adventures and struggles with the language, customs, and totally different way of thinking in this fast-developing nation of over one billion people, most of whom have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ. See for yourself how God uses those who make themselves available to Him and His work.
--Betty Hendricks Padgett
"My dear sweet sister, Frankie Lou Willingham-Wyatt was the fifth born of nine children. We lived during the Great Depression and did not have many material possessions. However, the family home was filled with love of God, family heritage and love of America. Frankie is the kindest, most giving, generous, and loving person that I have ever known. She is steeped in her faith and is a beautiful light in our family. She raised and cared for her children, and after her husband, Cecil, passed away, she followed her older sister Bonnie and Bonnie's husband, Jim, in teaching and sharing in China. This book is the story of her life there. You will be blessed as you read it."
--James Andrew Willingham, second child of Rev. Wesley Frank Willingham.
Retired, aged sixty-two, a widow. Frankie Wyatt didn't let that stop her. The word retirement is not in the Bible. Join Frankie as she takes you on her journey into China and discover how God is at work halfway around the world. Share her adventures and struggles with the language, customs, and totally different way of thinking in this fast-developing nation of over one billion people, most of whom have never heard the gospel of Jesus Christ. See for yourself how God uses those who make themselves available to Him and His work.
--Betty Hendricks Padgett
"My dear sweet sister, Frankie Lou Willingham-Wyatt was the fifth born of nine children. We lived during the Great Depression and did not have many material possessions. However, the family home was filled with love of God, family heritage and love of America. Frankie is the kindest, most giving, generous, and loving person that I have ever known. She is steeped in her faith and is a beautiful light in our family. She raised and cared for her children, and after her husband, Cecil, passed away, she followed her older sister Bonnie and Bonnie's husband, Jim, in teaching and sharing in China. This book is the story of her life there. You will be blessed as you read it."
--James Andrew Willingham, second child of Rev. Wesley Frank Willingham.
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