Elizabeth Stirredge
Elizabeth Stirredge
Elizabeth Stirredge (1634-1706) was not a traveling minister in the Society of Friends. She was a wife, a mother, and an extraordinary woman of God. This short but fascinating account of her life was written in the 56th year of her age for the benefit of her children and grandchildren. In it she describes her desperate search for the Lord in her younger days, her discovery of the Truth as it is in Jesus, and many of the trials, persecutions, and deliverances she met with in the way, as she took up the daily cross and faithfully followed her Lord.
Much might be said concerning our friend [Elizabeth Stirredge]. She was a valiant woman for truth on earth, a mother in Israel, and a worthy faithful elder in the church of Christ in her time.
- John Neale
Books by Elizabeth Stirredge
Selection from the Life of Elizabeth Stirredge
Selection from the Life of Elizabeth Stirredge
An excerpt from the Life of Elizabeth Stirredge written for her children and grandchildren, relating her earnest pursuit of the knowledge of God, and her faithfulness to Him in difficulties caused by false brethren and bitter persecution.
- 36 pages
- journal
- Audio Book
- 176 Downloads
The Life of Elizabeth Stirredge
The Life of Elizabeth Stirredge
An autobiographical account of the life of Elizabeth Stirredge written for her children and grandchildren, relating her earnest pursuit of the knowledge of God, and her faithfulness to Him in difficulties caused by false brethren and bitter persecution.
- 123 pages
- journal
- Audio Book
- 220 Downloads
