Have We No Rights? A Frank Discussion of the "Rights" of Missionaries: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Have We No Rights? A Frank Discussion of the "Rights" of Missionaries, credited to Mabel Williamson, 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 Have We No Rights? A Frank Discussion of the "Rights" of Missionaries by Mabel Williamson. Read in English by AletheiaCharis. As Americans, we highly value our rights, but are we willing to sacrifice those rights for the cause of Christ? In 1 Corinthians 9, Paul tells us about the rights he sacrificed to more effectively share the gospel. Have We No Rights? by Mabel Williamson examines several rights that missionaries must lay aside, but comforts us with the knowledge that Christ laid aside His rights for us and He will be sufficient for us. For each "right," Mabel shares stories from her and others' experience of moving to China and learning to subordinate their "rights" to the furtherance of the gospel. (Summary by Aletheia Charis)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Have We No Rights? A Frank Discussion of the "Rights" of Missionaries
• Author credits: Mabel Williamson
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 12
• Listed recording duration: 2:00:56

Catalogue topics

• china
• missions
• rights

Track guide

1. 01 - Rights — 4:03
2. 02 - The Right to What I Consider a Normal Standard of Living — 12:44
3. 03 - The Right to the Ordinary Safeguards of Good Health — 9:32
4. 04 - The Right to Regulate My Private Affairs As I Wish — 5:21
5. 05 - The Right to Privacy — 8:31
6. 06 - The Right to My Own Time — 8:23
7. 07 - The Right to a Normal Romance, If Any — 12:16
8. 08 - The Right to a Normal Home Life — 14:33
9. 09 - The Right to Live With the People of My Choice — 9:44
10. 10 - The Right to Feel Superior — 11:15
11. 11 - The Right to Run Things — 22:29
12. 12 - He Had No Rights — 2:05

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