Elizabeth George (Christian author)
- Elizabeth George (Christian author)
Elizabeth George (born 1944) is a Christian writer, teacher, and popular public speaker. Her books, which focus on Christian living and personal Bible study, have sold more than 4.3 million copies. The author of over 21 books, she is influential in the world of Christian women. Her Bible teaching and training includes teaching the wives of seminary students at the Talbot School of Theology and The Master's Seminary. Elizabeth, a member of Faith Community Bible Church in Bremerton, Washington, became a Christian after she married and had two children.
Bibliography
*"A Mom After God's Own Heart" (2005; ISBN 0-736-91572-9)
*"Finding God's Path Through Your Trials" (2007; ISBN 0-7369-1374-2)
*"A Wife After God's Own Heart" (2004; ISBN 0-7369-1167-7)
*"A Woman After God's Own Heart" (2006; ISBN 0-7369-1883-3)
*"A Young Woman After God's Own Heart" (2003; ISBN 0-7369-0789-0)
*"A Young Woman's Walk with God" (2006; ISBN 0-7369-1653-9)
*"A Young Woman's Call to Prayer"
*"A Woman's High Calling - 10 Essentials for Godly Living" (2001; ISBN 0-7369-0327-5)
References
* [http://www.harvesthousepublishers.com/books_nonfictioninterview.cfm?ID=13] Interview
* [http://www.oneplace.com/ministries/A_Woman_After_Gods_Own_Heart/host_bio.asp?show_id=455] Bio
External links
*http://www.elizabethgeorge.com/
*http://www.classervices.com/elizabethgeorge.html
*worldcat id|lccn-n99-250625
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