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Praying Pilgrims is an inspiring book for those who want to go deeper in prayer. Lois was a missionary mother who lived in very challenging circumstances and raised five kids in a remote Mien village of northern Thailand. She and her husband CW set out to build a church amongst the people who didn't believe a loving God cared about them. The people who had much fear in their daily living, also had a suspicious fear of Lois and her family. Learn how prayer bridged the gap.Prayer was the basis for all the things Lois did and accomplished. Talking to God was an everyday occurrence and took on many aspects and dimensions like listening, waiting, standing in the gap for others and knowing God. Many facets of prayer including faith, humble boldness and a yielded heart are presented. Prayer was the cornerstone and inseparable part of the life story of Lois as a mother, as a wife, as a teacher, in relationships with friends, working with missionary co-workers and in many challenging issues. She fervently studied prayer with scripture as her reference point. In this book, Lois shares what she has learned.
About the author
Lois Nadine Elkerton Callaway served with her husband, C W Callaway, in Thailand among the Mien mountain tribespeople from 1949 to 1985. From then on they served Mien refugees from Laos in U.S.A. In 1996 at age of 74 she died in an automobile accident near Napa, California. She had a deep reverent love for God and for His Word. And she loved those whom she served so faithfully. She was an avid reader, a gifted poet, and a skilled writer in Mien as well as English. She was a praying pilgrim as revealed in this book. For more information about her see: http: //www.motherteacher.org/ The book "Mother Teacher" by Joyce Bhang (Xulon Press) is based on Lois' memoirs.
