Women Who Changed the Heart of the City: Pillars of the Rescue Mission Movement
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Women Who Changed the Heart of the City: Pillars of the Rescue Mission Movement
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This book overview focuses on Women Who Changed the Heart of the City: The Untold Story of the City Rescue Mission Movement by Delores T. Burger, and explores the historical impact of Christian women in urban rescue missions. It highlights the lives and work of individuals like Maria McAuley, Emma Whittemore, Clemme Ellis White, Fanny Crosby, Sarah Clarke, Marie Sandvik, and Estelle Phillips, who dedicated themselves to serving the impoverished, marginalized, and struggling populations of cities. The text emphasizes the compassion, courage, and unwavering faith of these women, often working in difficult and dangerous environments to provide hope, practical assistance, and spiritual guidance to those in need, demonstrating how their efforts laid a foundation for the modern rescue mission movement. This podcast was generated by NotebookLM and reviewed by CVU faculty for accuracy.
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit rescuemissions.cityvision.edu