Patricia St. John Tells Her Own Story
Edition: First Kingsley Press ed.
Publisher: Kingsley Press
Published: August 2004
Place of publication: Shoals, IN
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 272
ISBN-13: 9780971998339
Copyright date: 1993
First sentence: Patricia St. John was one of those very rare people whose writings, life and being all make the same impact.
Notes: Formerly published in the United States with the title: An Ordinary Woman's Extraordinary Faith
Table of contents: title: Publisher's preface; title: Foreword / Janet St. John; title: Introduction / Simon Barrington-Ward; title: Family background; title: Early years at Malvern; title: Swiss interlude; title: School days; title: War time experiences; title: Arrival in Tangier; title: Family joys and sorrows; title: Up to the mountains; title: First contacts; title: Fatima and her friends; title: The children come; title: Out to the villages; title: Endings and beginnings; title: The hospital at Tangier; title: My life at the hospital; title: Nephews and nieces; title: Questions people ask; title: A tribute to my father; title: Rwanda; title: In the steps of St. Paul; title: The grannies; title: Lebanon; title: Settling down in England; title: The refugee camp; title: Global care; title: Home on the estate; title: Epilogue