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  1. elisabethelliot.org › about › valerie-elliot-shepardAbout Valerie Elliot Shepard

    About Valerie Elliot Shepard. Born February 27th, 1955 in Shell Mera, Ecuador, Valerie was the only daughter of missionary parents, Elisabeth and Jim Elliot. They were missionaries to the Quichua Indians of the Amazon jungle.

  2. Valerie Elliot Shepard. Born February 27th, 1955 in Shell Mera, Ecuador, Valerie was the only daughter of missionary parents, Elisabeth and Jim Elliot. They were missionaries to the Quichua Indians of the Amazon jungle.

  3. Valerie Elliot Shepard was only 10 months old in January 1956 when her father, Jim Elliot, was killed. She then spent her childhood through age 8 in Ecuador alongside her mother, Elisabeth. A graduate of Wheaton College, Valerie and her husband, Walt, are the parents of eight children.

  4. wng.org › articles › living-with-a-legacy-1659845584Living with a legacy - WORLD

    11 de ago. de 2022 · The Elliots’ story—their ­legacy of commitment, sacrifice, ­forgiveness, suffering—requires it. Photo by Ted Jackson/Genesis. Valerie is now 67, the same age as Elisabeth when she was convincing daily Gateway to Joy listeners they were “loved with an everlasting love.”.

    • Kim Henderson
  5. Valerie Elliot Shepard was only ten months old in January, 1956, when her father, Jim Elliot, was killed. She then spent her childhood, through age 8, in Ecuador alongside her mother. A graduate of Wheaton College, Valerie and her husband, Walt, are the parents of eight.

  6. 10 de jul. de 2019 · Valerie Elliot Shepard was only ten months old in January, 1956, when her father, Jim Elliot, was killed. She then spent her childhood, through age 8, in Ecuador alongside her mother. A graduate of Wheaton College, Valerie and her husband, Walt, are the parents of eight.

  7. Biographical sketch of Valerie Elliot Shepard (shorter version) Born February 27th, 1955 in Shell Mera, Ecuador, Valerie was the only daughter of missionary parents, Elisabeth and Jim Elliot. They were missionaries to the Quichua Indians of the Amazon jungle.