“Words for Life” yesterday was about Doctor Helen Roseveare. Helen went as a missionary doctor to the Congo in 1953 to serve an area with a population of 2.5 million, but with no doctor. Press play to listen or right click download. Play time is 6 minutes.
Scientific genius (I Newton)
Listen to the story of Isaac Newton. He was a scientific genius and devout Christian who revolutionised our view of the universe. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on 28May17.
Started feminist movement (Josephine Butler)
Listen again to the story of Josephine Butler, the beautiful British lady who fought for poor women’s rights in Britain in the 19th century. She launched the feminist movement. Talk time is 5 minutes. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on Southern fm 88.3 on Sunday 7May17.
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He made money (E Veith)
Eugene Veith started with nothing, was successful in business, and helped many with his wealth. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on 23Apr17. Story brought to us by Brett Peatman.
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Met spiritual needs of colony (Elizabeth Macquarie)
Listen again to the story of Elizabeth Macquarie, wife of Governor Lachlan Macquarie in early Australian history. She founded the oldest organisation in Australia, the Bible Society. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on 9Apr17.
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He saved a billion lives (N Borlaug)
Listen again to the story of Norman Borlaug, a Christian agricultural scientist who has been credited with saving a billion lives. Broadcast on Songs of Hope on 26Mar17
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Inventor of anaesthetics (J Simpson)
Listen again to a Songs of Hope special. It was broadcast on 5Mar17 on Songs of Hope. Its the story of James Young Simpson, the Scot who invented anaesthetics in the 1800s. Program produced and directed by Rod Carr.Songs of Hope website
