Since the last update, I have been able to read two additional books. First, I picked up a little biography of William Duma (1907 - 1977), Take Your Glory Lord
by Mary Garnet. Duma was one of the most dynamic Baptist preachers in South Africa. When Duma died in 1977 he left behind a vibrant legacy. He had been the Moderator of the Baptist Convention (for black Baptist ministers), his work had been recognized by Christians all over southern Africa, yet he remained a humble servant of God to whom he attributed the success of his work.
The other book I picked up was Forgotten God by Francis Chan. It examines the
tragic neglect of the Holy Spirit in the church today. I picked up this book after listening to the introduction via a free audio version.
In general I am making quite good progress :
Book Reading Goal Review
Books Read So Far : 33 books
Remaining Books to Achieve Target : 17 books
Weeks Remaining to Achieve Annual Target : 9 weeks
How do the books I have read so far break down?
Economics and related disciplines : 12 (36%)
Zambia / Africa related : 7 (21%)
Christian Literature : 12 (36%)
Fiction : 2 (6%)
We are a little low on "Zambia / Africa" related literature. Will be looking to up that in the remaining weeks, if possible!
Saturday, 30 October 2010
Book Reading Goal : Week 39
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