Amy Carmichael: Someone Who Gave Their All for the Lord

In 1932, Amy was severely injured in a fall. At first it simply appeared to be a badly broken leg, but as her leg healed, other problems showed up, and she was finally confined to bed as her back had been hurt and didn’t heal. Despite being bedridden, she wrote many encouraging books and ministered to hundreds of people from her bed.

For instance, Jane Addams was a very strong and helping lady in many ways. She attended College to study on how to help the poor and on medication. In fact, she studied on how to help the poor and medicines because she wanted to help the poor in any way she could. She helped all the poor grow into strong and healthy people for five years. During the Civil War, Jane has helped many people live better and

Samantha grew up in a single parent household of eleven siblings. She attended church service every Sunday with her mother, six brothers and five sisters. Tragically, Samantha lost her mother after becoming an adult. She was left alone to help raise her sibling, because

Many times during the young girls life several lessons were taught. Meg and Jo were several years older then both Beth and Amy and when it came time for the two to do "grown up" things and Amy was not allowed to do so, she got angry and told Jo that she would be sorry for leaving her out. As Jo enjoyed the theater Amy burned her manuscript, for Jo loved to write and had several stories written in a book which she called her manuscript. Upon returning Jo discovered that her joy was destroyed and felt she could never forgive Amy for what she had done. Once again Marmee being wise in her years told Jo, "don't let the sun go down upon your anger; forgive each other, help each other, and begin tomorrow"(88). With this advice it helped Jo forgive Amy and helped her though out the rest of her life when she was known to be very short tempered. With this advice family forgets all wrongs and helps each other on the road of life.

Susan B Anthony was active in so many different things, and brought reform with time, effort, and help from her friends and coworkers. She helped people, more so woman than anyone, and helped us get where we are today. She is a known woman in history and will continued to be remembered for all that she has done. Despite every obstacle that came her way, she still made many things possible like the ability for woman to vote, and improved many other

Following the ways of Jesus had always been a very prevalent custom in Melba’s household in Little Rock. In fact, Christ was somewhat a father figure to Melba since she never had an apparent father in her life. One of the

After practically losing everything, she devoted her life to bigger causes. She supported the labor movement and became a part of the ‘Knights of Labor’ and gave inspiring speeches to the striking workers.

Amy Denver had a way with words that border on the truth we all seek as humans.  Prophecies like, “More it hurt more better it is.  Can’t nothing heal without pain, you know,”  are so authentic.  (78)  After all, how can you find yourself without losing it first?  Furthermore, Amy had a way with heavenly touch.  Sethe consistently refers to Amy’s hands as “good hands”.  Like the healer she was, Amy’s touch inspired peace, harmony and calmness.  Not too many individuals have that kind of ability through the simple laying of a hand.  Amy always ponders just, “What God have in mind, I wonder,” as if she is working directly under his influence.  Although the meeting between the two could have

FACTS: Samantha Clark, forty-five years old, is the mother of eight year old Tommy and seven year old Timmy. Ms. Clark became a member of the Real Life Church of God, a fundamentalist-type religious sect located in the rural areas of the state of Oceana, after her first husband died ten years ago while looking for spiritual assistance. She has become the church’s first ordained female minister. She met her second husband John Clark, who is also an ardent believer, and they were married nine years ago. As per church custom, they journeyed to a mountaintop

She was known to have stud up to the Puritans of the time and protest a new anti-Quakers law. She is also famous for her set example of determination and sacrifice.

Mary Reibey had many experiences that impacted her life in both positive ways and negative ways. Mary hurdled remarkable life odds to become a smart, succesfull business women renowned in the history books. She was a creative entrepreneurial thinker who worked within and outside the business and social systems and structures of the time.

Angela “Angie” Robin Drury is the second daughter to father, Ronald Baxley, and mother, Mary Baxley. Born in Thomaston, Georgia, Angie grew up on a farm with her two sisters where she lived for 20 years. Growing up, her father being a former Navy officer, she experience a very strict household with little attention being given to her. Aside from home, Angie also experienced hardship in school being as her mother is Hispanic and father is White; growing up in the 60s and 70s was filled with no tolerance of different races, so her darker complexion made her a target a various racial terms as opposed to her older sister who inherited paler features and thrived in social settings. On top of her biracial background, Angie grew up in a household that held two different branches of Christianity, Catholic and Baptist. Though forced to practice both religions, as adult she decided to become a Baptist though she did not believe in any religion. Being that she did not like the feeling of having no control, Angie’s forced regular attendance caused her a lot of anger.

Today I would like to do a review on one of my favorite television series. It's called "The Secret Life of the American Teenager." It used to air on ABC Family. (Which is now FreeForm.) The show has five seasons ranging from 23-26 shows a season. I'm only on season three, but I still believe the show is very good. The show aired from July 31, 2008 to June 3, 2013.

Amy learned how to keep Amy’s footsteps

Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu better known as Mother Teresa did great things.She didn't grow up with everything but she learned at a very young age to give to those in need her mother told her, "My child, never eat a single mouthful unless you are sharing it with others,"(mother Teresa). This was the start of something great. After she became a nun at 18 and saw the terrible conditions the people were living in she took action. She got permission from her monastery to leave and devote her life to helping the people of the slums.