Pandita Ramabai: From Hinduism to Christ | Audiobook (1900)

Pandita Ramabai, a gifted Sanskrit scholar from nineteenth-century India, endured famine, loss, and widowhood before her search for truth led her to Christianity. She devoted her life to helping neglected women and child-widows, providing safety, education, and hope to hundreds. Pandita Ramabai: From Hinduism to Christ is a moving account of courage, compassion, answered prayer, and faith.
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(0:00) Front Matter
(0:18) Introduction
(4:24) 1 - The Child of the Forest, an Orphan, a Pilgrim, a Wife, and a Widow
(35:24) 2 - The Hindu Widow Begins Her Life-work: Lessons Learned in England and America
(47:54) 3 - Dreams Become Reality: A School for High-Caste Widows Opens in India
(1:01:08) 4 - A Visit to the “Sharada Sadan” and a Quick Look at Some of Its Students
(1:16:25) 5 - Some of Ramabai's Students Become Christians; They Face Resistance and Mistreatment
(1:30:17) 6 - The Marble Halls of Hinduism
(1:47:36) 7 - Plans for the Future, and Ramabai's Spiritual Experiences
(2:10:07) 8 - Asking Great Things of God
(2:23:17) 9 - The Famine of 1897 and Saving Starving Widows
(2:43:14) 10 - “Mukti”—The New Settlement at Khedgaon
(3:09:29) 11 - Material Progress and Spiritual Advancement
(3:34:50) 12 - Rescue Work During the 1900 Famine