Daniel Ritchie Boeken

This study delves into Isaac Nelson's significant role in the history of antislavery, evangelical revivalism, Ulster Presbyterianism, and Irish nationalism, emphasizing his impact within the broader British and transatlantic contexts. It offers a comprehensive analysis of how Nelson's contributions shaped these movements and highlights the interconnectedness of religious and social issues during his time.

Featuring firsthand accounts from refugees and exiles globally, this collection offers a poignant exploration of the devastating impacts of war, persecution, and displacement. It emphasizes the urgent need for compassion and empathy, serving as a vital reminder of the human cost of these crises. Through these narratives, readers gain insight into the struggles and resilience of those affected, fostering a deeper understanding of their experiences.

Who am I? What am I here for? Does anyone love me? Do I have worth? Adversity can lead to doubt on the deepest levels: compared to others who have it "all together," our lives, with our difficulties, can seem beyond our ability to deal with daily tasks, let alone bigger topics like purpose, love, or faith. Daniel Ritchie was born facing a unique kind of adversity: he was born without arms. Yet after he surrendered his life to Christ as a young man, he learned that only in Christ could true worth and purpose be found--freeing him from others' comparisons and restrictions to live a full life that seemed impossible. Daniel's story will teach you to tackle life's challenges with grace and creativity--as he shows you how to see your life through Christ's eyes.