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Valerie was born in Ecuador to missionary parents, Elisabeth and Jim Elliot, who were killed by the Waodani tribe. She is a pastor's wife, author, and speaker who shares her parents' legacy and faith.
Everything that brings us to the cross is where God wants us. In addition, Valerie gives biblical... 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.
Their daughter, Valerie (born February 27, 1955), was 10 months old when her father was killed. Elisabeth continued her work with the Quechua for two more years. [citation needed] Two Huaorani women living among the Quichua, including one named Dayuma, taught the Huao language to Mrs. Elliot and fellow missionary Rachel Saint.
- Valerie Elliot
- American
- Biography, Christian living
- Missionary, Author, Public speaker
18 de out. de 2019 · The book changed my life. I couldn't have known then that God would let me get to know Jim & Elisabeth Elliot's daughter, Valerie, or that, like her, I would have eight kids. I couldn't have known that as powerfully as her mother did, Valerie would share truths with me I'd desperately need.
- Rebekah Dorris
1 de mar. de 2021 · MediaMar 1, 2021. Recently, Jim and Elisabeth’s daughter, Valerie Elliot Shepard gave a virtual presentation hosted by the European Christian Mission-Poland. We are excited to be able to share with you that talk, entitled: The Legacy of Jim & Elisabeth Elliot. Valerie shares: Of her parents faith and its impact on her own life.
1 de abr. de 2019 · Jim and Elisabeth’s only daughter, Valerie Shepard Elliot, has had an unusual perspective in all of this. Soon after her mother’s death in 2015, Valerie stumbled on a collection of her mother’s letters to her father during their courtship.
11 de ago. de 2022 · by Kim Henderson. Post Date: August 11, 2022 Issue Date: August 27, 2022. Living with a legacy. The bold faith of Jim and Elisabeth Elliot marked a generation of Christians, none more than their daughter. Valerie in her home sitting by the coffee table made by her father. Photo by Ted Jackson/Genesis.
