Lottie Moon hated Christianity For this moment in history, let's go back to the nineteenth century and explore one of the most faithful missionaries in the history of the Christian Church, a woman who devoted her life to.
3 years ago 2019 VBS Learn about the life and mission of Lottie Moon, the pioneer Southern Baptist missionary to China and the namesake of the annual offering for international missions. Read her letters, see her products and watch a video about her legacy.
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South Orlando Baptist Church's Incredible Race VBS Missions Video for the IMB to help explain the history of Lottie Moon. Charlotte Digges "Lottie" Moon was Who was Lottie Moon? Why did she go to China? Did she ever want to give up and go home? What happened to her? Find out in today’s video. More information and.
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Who would have thought God We’ve raised billions of dollars in honor of this fiery miniature missionary, a four-foot-three woman whose feet didn’t even touch the floor when she sat in a chair. But you have to look back to before the formation of the SBC to see why the messengers of the convention made sure we’d remember her name one hundred years later.
The namesake of Southern Baptists' Charlotte Digges "Lottie" Moon (December 12, – December 24, ) was an American Southern Baptist missionary to China with the Foreign Mission Board who spent nearly 40 years (–) living and working in China.
The life of Lottie A young woman serving as a clerk for the Foreign Mission Board signed for the small brown package. She probably wasn’t aware at the time that the package contained the ashes of Charlotte Digges Moon — the Lottie Moon who was loved in China and revered in the U.S. and whose legacy would become a symbol of Southern Baptist missions around the world.