Africa: Big Lessons from a Little Village (MP3 Download)
by Mary Ellen Edmunds
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Asked to help establish a child health project in West Africa, Mary Ellen Edmunds soon found that she had as much to learn as she did to teach. In this delightful talk on CD, she shares heart-touching stories of her experiences. The insights she gained will open your heart and mind to a foreign culture made familiar by the influence of the Spirit.
Product Details
- Published: May 2003
- Audio Length: 70 Minutes
About the Author
Mary Ellen Edmunds was born in Los Angeles, California, and now lives in American Fork, Utah. She happily qualifies for all senior citizen discounts. She received a bachelor’s degree in nursing from Brigham Young University and taught nursing there for several years. She has served as a missionary in Taiwan, Hong Kong, twice in the Philippines, and in Indonesia, and she directed a child health project in Nigeria, West Africa. She was a director of training at the Missionary Training Center in Provo, Utah, and served as a member of the Relief Society general board for eleven years. Mary Ellen is the author of several books and talks, including Peculiar—in a Good Way; You Can Never Get Enough of What You Don’t Need; and her most recent, MEE Speaks. She enjoys her family, teaching, writing, people, music, thinking, serving, and being a happifier.
Just Brilliant
by sally - reviewed on March 31, 2013
I love this. My mind is in the process of reflecting on a task as a fill-in teacher for the Sunday school gospel doctrine class lesson 12 2013 D&C course - Gathering my people theme. Soon after getting into listening to Mary's experiences with our family in Africa I felt a little bit of how the early LDS pioneers may have lived in certain ways and responding to minds being awakened to truth & clouds of darkness removed. It is good to step out of a so-called first world country and step into a second-world country and see through our Savior's eyes. Speaking more generally, I am grateful for the audiobook formatting.
