Salter Goodwin, Debbie - The Life and Heart of Helen Temple

[Marsha Gupton]

I read this little missionary book yesterday. I so enjoyed reading about Helen Temple after having read many of her books when I was a child/teen/young adult.

I am thankful for my nazarene heritage and for the biographies written on those who have gone before us.

[Charlene Clevenger]

I read that one too. It's really good. It seems like all my life there were missionary books by Helen Temple...and they were always the first to be read.

I am reading some of last year's books that I missed, too. The one about Swaziland's Samuel Dlamini was especially interesting becausse the retired missionary I work for knew him.

[Ann Smith]

I enjoy all of the missionary books. Take it to the streets was my favorite from last year and the sequel this year.
Ann

[Belinda Y. Edwards]

i agree- i love those books.

Some people - live on forever. She is one of our precious jewels.

[Cecil Wallace]

Is this the Debbie Salter whose late husband was Marlow Salter?
If so, he was my pastor in the Houston area when the Bellaire COTN was started.

I am a charter member of the (former) Bellaire COTN.

This was in the mid-fifties.

[Charlene Clevenger]

Is this the Debbie Salter whose late husband was Marlow Salter?
If so, he was my pastor in the Houston area when the Bellaire COTN was started.

I am a charter member of the (former) Bellaire COTN.

This was in the mid-fifties.


I'm pretty sure Salter was her maiden name. She was a single professor at Olivet when I was there in the '70's. She married Mr. Goodwin sometime in the '80's.