Christian Classics

The King's Daughter by Isabella MacDonald Alden. Published by Creation House, copyright 1992.
Nothing ever changes in the sleepy town of Lewiston, not until the hot August day when Dell Bronson arrives from Boston. Then everyone takes notice. It isn't just the way she instantly takes charge of her father's house, the struggling temperance society, and the Sunday school. No, what catches everyone's attention is Dell's determination to put the tavern out of business, despite the fact that her own father is the tavern keeper. Dell's mission sets her against everyone: her father, the elite members of Lewiston society, and the minister. But she knows God has a work for her to do.

The King's Daughter by Isabella MacDonald Alden. Published by Creation House, copyright 1992.
Nothing ever changes in the sleepy town of Lewiston, not until the hot August day when Dell Bronson arrives from Boston. Then everyone takes notice. It isn't just the way she instantly takes charge of her father's house, the struggling temperance society, and the Sunday school. No, what catches everyone's attention is Dell's determination to put the tavern out of business, despite the fact that her own father is the tavern keeper. Dell's mission sets her against everyone: her father, the elite members of Lewiston society, and the minister. But she knows God has a work for her to do.

The King's Daughter by Isabella MacDonald Alden. Published by Creation House, copyright 1992.
Nothing ever changes in the sleepy town of Lewiston, not until the hot August day when Dell Bronson arrives from Boston. Then everyone takes notice. It isn't just the way she instantly takes charge of her father's house, the struggling temperance society, and the Sunday school. No, what catches everyone's attention is Dell's determination to put the tavern out of business, despite the fact that her own father is the tavern keeper. Dell's mission sets her against everyone: her father, the elite members of Lewiston society, and the minister. But she knows God has a work for her to do.

The King's Daughter by Isabella MacDonald Alden. Published by Creation House, copyright 1992.
Nothing ever changes in the sleepy town of Lewiston, not until the hot August day when Dell Bronson arrives from Boston. Then everyone takes notice. It isn't just the way she instantly takes charge of her father's house, the struggling temperance society, and the Sunday school. No, what catches everyone's attention is Dell's determination to put the tavern out of business, despite the fact that her own father is the tavern keeper. Dell's mission sets her against everyone: her father, the elite members of Lewiston society, and the minister. But she knows God has a work for her to do.

The King's Daughter by Isabella MacDonald Alden. Published by Creation House, copyright 1992.
Nothing ever changes in the sleepy town of Lewiston, not until the hot August day when Dell Bronson arrives from Boston. Then everyone takes notice. It isn't just the way she instantly takes charge of her father's house, the struggling temperance society, and the Sunday school. No, what catches everyone's attention is Dell's determination to put the tavern out of business, despite the fact that her own father is the tavern keeper. Dell's mission sets her against everyone: her father, the elite members of Lewiston society, and the minister. But she knows God has a work for her to do.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.

Written in 1930, Rachel is the story of an orthodox Jewess. Rachel makes friends with a Christian and finds the true way to salvation, which in this case is not an easy road. Rachel's faith is not shaken, even when her beloved son is kidnapped. This is a story about love, forgiveness, and most of all FAITH.

AGNES SCOTT KENT had a great love for the people of Israel and devoted her life to Jewish evangelization. Agnes was born in 1884 and died in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 1972. She wrote monthly articles for "Evangelical Christian Magazine" and previously published three Christian novels.