Comments on: “You are loved…” http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/ YLCF Wed, 08 Feb 2012 19:52:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: From the Little Pink House | Nancy & Elisabeth http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-10772 From the Little Pink House | Nancy & Elisabeth Thu, 18 Feb 2010 22:20:54 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-10772 [...] But the truth was that she just was not Elisabeth Elliot.  No one could replace my beloved “E.E.”, and Revive Our Hearts was most definitely not Gateway to [...] [...] But the truth was that she just was not Elisabeth Elliot.  No one could replace my beloved “E.E.”, and Revive Our Hearts was most definitely not Gateway to [...]

]]> By: Everly Pleasant http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-9702 Everly Pleasant Sat, 15 Aug 2009 21:12:19 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-9702 Is there any place where we can still *listen* to the Gateway To Joy broadcasts or only read them? Curiously, Is there any place where we can still *listen* to the Gateway To Joy broadcasts or only read them?
Curiously,

]]> By: Mary Beth http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-8968 Mary Beth Mon, 11 May 2009 01:57:21 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-8968 I also grew up under the tutelage of EE. Ever day, we would listen to her on the radio. I can still quote that intro as well! I wrote to her several years ago to thank you for the important part that she has played in helping me to become a woman of God. She wrote back, and included some whimsical quotes and clippings that she thought I would like. A hand scrawled note topped off my pleasure. Since then, I have heard from her twice. She and Lars are getting on up there in age, but are still as active as they can be, traveling to see their siblings, writing, and keeping house there in Massachusetts. What a heritage she has left all of us who were blessed enough to have known her! I also grew up under the tutelage of EE. Ever day, we would listen to her on the radio. I can still quote that intro as well!

I wrote to her several years ago to thank you for the important part that she has played in helping me to become a woman of God. She wrote back, and included some whimsical quotes and clippings that she thought I would like. A hand scrawled note topped off my pleasure. Since then, I have heard from her twice. She and Lars are getting on up there in age, but are still as active as they can be, traveling to see their siblings, writing, and keeping house there in Massachusetts. What a heritage she has left all of us who were blessed enough to have known her!

]]> By: Elizabeth http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-8850 Elizabeth Wed, 15 Apr 2009 19:18:35 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-8850 Wonderful post. I always enjoy reading YLCF articles. Wonderful post. I always enjoy reading YLCF articles.

]]> By: Millie http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-8847 Millie Wed, 15 Apr 2009 15:45:22 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-8847 I grew up with her too! And I also had trouble adjusting to Nancy Leigh DeMoss! (although now I appreciate her as a powerful teacher of truth). Since she's gone off the air I've soaked up wisdom from her books, "Let Me Be a Woman," "Quest for Love," "Passion and Purity," and others, like "Keep a Quiet Heart." Thanks for posting about her. She's one of my heroes! I grew up with her too! And I also had trouble adjusting to Nancy Leigh DeMoss! (although now I appreciate her as a powerful teacher of truth). Since she’s gone off the air I’ve soaked up wisdom from her books, “Let Me Be a Woman,” “Quest for Love,” “Passion and Purity,” and others, like “Keep a Quiet Heart.” Thanks for posting about her. She’s one of my heroes!

]]> By: danae http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-8846 danae Wed, 15 Apr 2009 14:35:16 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-8846 This brought back such warm memories for me. I've read Elisabeth Elliot for years, but I had forgotten the years growing up when my mom would listen to Gateway to Joy and sometimes we would ride in the car together listening. I loved her voice, even though I was young enough that I can't quite remember the thoughts she shared. This brought back such warm memories for me. I’ve read Elisabeth Elliot for years, but I had forgotten the years growing up when my mom would listen to Gateway to Joy and sometimes we would ride in the car together listening. I loved her voice, even though I was young enough that I can’t quite remember the thoughts she shared.

]]> By: Anna09 http://ylcf.org/2009/04/you-are-loved/#comment-8845 Anna09 Wed, 15 Apr 2009 11:52:54 +0000 http://ylcf.org/?p=1816#comment-8845 It is possible to not have heard of Elizabeth Elliot... I haven't! But I will check her out- she sounds very interesting. :) It is possible to not have heard of Elizabeth Elliot… I haven’t! But I will check her out- she sounds very interesting. :)

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