Baugh Helen Duff (8 results)

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Condition: Very Good. A name on the end page otherwise this is an unmarked copy-" A woman called by God. A ministry blessed by God. This is the story of Helen Duff Baugh, the founder and National Chairman of the Christian Business and Professional Women's Councils that grew to become Stonecroft. This autobiography describes Mrs. Baugh's life of dedication to the Lord and the many blessings resulting from her trust in His promises. You will laugh, cry, and rejoice as you read about her life's journey from her birth in Ireland, her family's immigration to the U.S. during her childhood, her travels with her siblings in the Pacific Northwest as the Duff Sisters Gospel Trio, how she traveled the country establishing evangelistic meal-event groups, and her intense desire to share the Good News of Jesus Christ with those she met along her journey. You will also learn about her reliance on prayer and how she built this same dependence on prayer in the hearts of the many thousands of others who would become involved in the Stonecroft evangelistic ministry. Even after eight decades of ministry, Stonecroft continues to take the Gospel, reaching each woman where she is, as she is. Though Mrs. Baugh went home to be with the Lord in 1996, her legacy lives on through Stonecroft, an interdenominational ministry that works to see women reconciled to God through His Son, Jesus Christ. Through her foundation of prayer and zeal for the Gospel, Mrs. Baugh's story goes on through Stonecroft women today."-Illustrated. …