Borden of Yale '09: "The Life that Counts": Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Borden of Yale '09: "The Life that Counts", credited to Mrs. Howard Taylor, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

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LibriVox recording of Borden of Yale '09: "The Life that Counts" by Mrs. Howard Taylor. Read in English by AletheiaCharis. Borden of Yale '09 is the inspiring biography of William Borden, a young American millionaire. During a trip around the world, Borden committed to become a missionary after seeing the need to share the gospel. While preparing at Yale and Princeton and while studying Arabic in Egypt, he impacted all those around him and used his money for various ministries. William Borden's life serves as an example of the difference one person can make in even a short life surrendered to God. - Summary by Aletheia Charis

Recording facts

• Recording title: Borden of Yale '09: "The Life that Counts"
• Author credits: Mrs. Howard Taylor
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 19
• Listed recording duration: 7:32:18

Catalogue topics

• inspiring
• missions
• around the world

Track guide

1. 00 - Introduction — 4:52
2. 01 - Boyhood — 25:47
3. 02 - The Hill School — 30:16
4. 03 - Round the World — 23:35
5. 04 - Round the World - Continued — 37:09
6. 05 - Coming Home — 22:44
7. 06 - Freshman — 32:31
8. 07 - Freshman - Continued — 29:03
9. 08 - Sophomore — 22:28
10. 09 - Upper Classman — 31:04
11. 10 - Vacations — 23:48
12. 11 - Studies and Home Life — 21:38
13. 12 - Wider Activities — 28:00
14. 13 - Missionary Outlook — 27:42
15. 14 - Stewardship — 13:47
16. 15 - Cairo — 33:51
17. 16 - The Finished Course — 14:09
18. 17 - "Found Faithful" — 22:58
19. 18 - The Unfinished Task — 6:56

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