Books by Elva Schroeder
Outback Evangelist, by Elva Schroeder with Faith Kramer Metters
ERNEST AND EUPHEMIA KRAMER spent twenty-one years taking the Christian message and practical help to the Aborigines and white settlers of Central Australia's harsh, forbidding outback.
After ten years travelling the countryside in a flimsy cart drawn by horses or donkeys, they settled in Alice Springs. For the next eleven years Ernest spent six months of each year travelling the outback with two Aboriginal helpers and a team of camels.
Find out more in this historical story.
$14.95 + $2.00 postage if bought online.
Whatever happened to the twelve apostles? by Elva Schroeder
ELVA SCHROEDER spent more than 20 years researching the lives of the apostles and their associates.
She has a diploma in NT Studies from Vision Bible College. She and her husband, Jim, were formerly missionaries in PNG.
$21.95
Have you ever wondered what the
TWELVE APOSTLES
did once the excitement of
the Day of Pentecost died down?
In the early chapters of Acts it seems as if Peter and John were
the only ones doing anything much for the Lord.
Yet in the book of Revelation John saw the names of all
twelve apostles on the foundations of the New Jerusalem.
And Jesus had promised that in His future kingdom the apostles would sit on twelve thrones judging the twelve tribes of Israel. Surely these men must have done something outstanding to warrant such great honours.
From early church writings we are able to form a reasonably accurate picture of where each apostle went to preach this new gospel that Jesus had entrusted to them. Their devotion was such that, with the exception of John, it seems each died a martyr for the faith he had so boldly proclaimed.
Cathy, by Elva Schroeder
Cathy Gray
arrived in the Eastern Highlands of
Papua-New Guinea as an idealistic
young missionary. It was not long before
her ideals were to be sorely tested.