Background
Hockett, Betty May was born on November 13, 1930 in Caldwell, Idaho, United States. Daughter of Edgar Lincoln Street and Leela Bertha Pearson.
(From China to India to Taiwan to America, Catherine De Vo...)
From China to India to Taiwan to America, Catherine De Vol Cattell’s life never lacked for colorful, exciting adventures. Orphaned during childhood, she learned early on to rely on God’s promises. You will cry with Catherine when her beautiful new hat floats downstream in China, and again when her husband almost dies in India. You will smile with her when the school principal finds the missing snake, then later feel her embarrassment when she must wear scruffy clothes to an important prayer meeting. No matter the situation, Catherine deals with everything in a way that will make you love her. Although written especially for children, Happiness Under the Indian Trees offers enjoyment to readers of all ages.
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(Fourteen true stories from Quaker experiences. These adve...)
Fourteen true stories from Quaker experiences. These adventures include encountering thieves and pirates, beatings and being thrown into jail, and making friends with Native Americans. Through these examples from Quaker history discover the relevance of faith put into action in a variety of exciting circumstances.
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(Experience breathtaking situations at every turn of the r...)
Experience breathtaking situations at every turn of the road with Roscoe and Tina Knight in their 40 years as missionaries to Bolivia, Peru, and Mexico City.
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(George and Dorothy Thomas discover that following God’s c...)
George and Dorothy Thomas discover that following God’s call can be truly adventurous as they fall in love through letters, meet snakes and lions in Africa, find new friends and old challenges in the Arizona desert, and share in miracles in places far and near. From childhood to retirement (which never seems to last), the Thomases find God’s promises both real and reliable. No Time Out is the ninth in a series of missionary biographies vividly authored by Betty M. Hockett. Designed for children yet thoroughly enjoyed by adults, these inspirational life stories demonstrate again and again that an ordinary life given to God produces extraordinary results.
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(Prayer shapes lives in many ways, as is continually illus...)
Prayer shapes lives in many ways, as is continually illustrated in this fascinating biography of Ezra and Frances De Vol. With prayer they faced success and failure, war and peace, stubborn machinery and medical emergencies. Patients in Ohio towns, across China and India, and even in the palace in Nepal discovered that prayer and skilled professional care were the texture of the De Vols’s lives of service. The tenth missionary biography by Betty M. Hockett is another reminder of the faithfulness of God and the power of prayer to make ordinary lives of eternal value.
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(Establishing early in life the habit of asking God, "What...)
Establishing early in life the habit of asking God, "What’s next?" has led Anna Nixon from one challenging opportunity to another. A prisoner of war, a pioneer in writing curriculum for India, a loyal friend and counselor are only some of the adventures which Anna’s faithfulness has allowed her to experience—and us to share through this inspiring biography.
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(Digging stuck vehicles out of voracious mud holes may see...)
Digging stuck vehicles out of voracious mud holes may seem an unlikely way to serve God, but this inspiring story of Vern and Lois Ellis shows through this task, through other routine activities, as well as through danger and excitement, that the best way to communicate God’s love is to share the daily life of the people we know—at school, at home, across the street, or across the seas.
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(Catching Their Talk in a Box follows Joy Ridderhof into H...)
Catching Their Talk in a Box follows Joy Ridderhof into Honduras, Mexico, Alaska, the Philippines, and Africa. She and her helpers face lack of money, wartime restrictions, equipment needs, mechanical breakdowns, travel hardships, and uncertainties. Through it all, answers to prayer multiply. The organization she creates, Gospel Recordings, continues to record the Good News for those with no written language. Betty M. Hockett captures the spirit and dedication of Joy Ridderhof, a one-of-a-kind woman. She tells Joy’s story especially for children, but promises, "People of all ages will find inspiration in this faith-filled life." Catching Their Talk in a Box is the fifth in the "Life-Story from Missions" series of ten books.
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(Enjoy the captivating saga of Dr. Charles and his wife Le...)
Enjoy the captivating saga of Dr. Charles and his wife Leora, missionaries to China and Taiwan. Their lives present an adventure story permeated by the message of God’s protection and guidance.
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(The fascinating accounts of eight early Quaker heroes. Do...)
The fascinating accounts of eight early Quaker heroes. Do you know who was so loved that 4,000 people attended his funeral? Who wrote textbooks in French and Russian schools? Discover the experiences of men and women who were willing to obey God no matter what the consequences.
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(Elephants and earthquakes may not be everyday ingredients...)
Elephants and earthquakes may not be everyday ingredients in missionary life, yet these and many other challenges were part of Geraldine Custer’s many years as a missionary nurse in Burundi, Africa. Whether she was playing practical jokes or healing physical and spiritual wounds, this lively account of Gerry’s life causes us to laugh, cry, rejoice, pray, and even hold our breath as we read of God at work in a dedicated life.
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Hockett, Betty May was born on November 13, 1930 in Caldwell, Idaho, United States. Daughter of Edgar Lincoln Street and Leela Bertha Pearson.
Bachelor, George Fox College, 1952.
Christian education curriculum planner Evangelical Friends International, Newberg, Oregon, 1972—1984. Secretary Evan. Friends Christian Education Commission, 1973—1982. Freelance writer, since 1968.
Writing teacher Chemeketa Community College, McMinnville, Oregon, 1996—2003, Monmouth, 2003—2005.
(Digging stuck vehicles out of voracious mud holes may see...)
(George and Dorothy Thomas discover that following God’s c...)
(Elephants and earthquakes may not be everyday ingredients...)
(Experience breathtaking situations at every turn of the r...)
(Establishing early in life the habit of asking God, "What...)
(From China to India to Taiwan to America, Catherine De Vo...)
(Prayer shapes lives in many ways, as is continually illus...)
(Catching Their Talk in a Box follows Joy Ridderhof into H...)
(The fascinating accounts of eight early Quaker heroes. Do...)
(Fourteen true stories from Quaker experiences. These adve...)
(Enjoy the captivating saga of Dr. Charles and his wife Le...)
Volunteer Public Library., Newberg. Member George Fox University Alumni Board, since 2004. Member of Oregon Christian Writers.
Married Milo Gene Hockett, September 7, 1951.