Titus Women's Books
Titus Women has available many wonderful books to help women in their daily Christian walk.  Books may be ordered directly from the Francis Asbury Society.

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Mountain Rain is a biography of James O. Fraser, Pioneer Missionary to China.  James Fraser was only 22 years old when he abandoned a promising engineering career and went to China.  At first sight of the Lisu tribespeople of Yunnan province he felt an immediate affection for them.  For the rest of his life, he traveled on horseback over rugged mountains, laboring to bring them the good news of Christ.  Packed with personal letters, insightful anecdotes, and riveting stories of missionary life in China, this superb biography by his daughter shines with God's constant faithfulness and power over evil.

During the past fifty years, more than ten million readers have enjoyed Robert Boyd Munger's spiritually challenging meditation on Christian discipleship. Imagining what it would be like to have Jesus come to the home of our hearts, Munger moves room by room considering what Christ desires for us. In the living room we prepare to meet Christ daily. In the dining room we examine together what appetites should not control us. We even explore the closets in our lives that Christ can help us clean out. Munger's practical and profound message helps you give Christ control over all of your life.

"J. O. Fraser, wise and successful church planter among the Lisu people of Southwest China, was also an engineer who believed in things working. These extracts from his diary and letters, which have had a profound influence for many years, show how the prayer of faith brings victory in Christian life and service."

Discover the peace that passes all understanding and the rest that God gives as a natural result of the truly Spirit-filled life.  

Miss Carmichael was inspired to write this book by reflecting that most books of comfort for sick people are written by the well and so miss their mark.  Thus, from her own personal experiences she has gathered a priceless treasury of helpful thoughts for those who are ill.  This is why it "speaks to our condition" and why I have sent it again and again to ones who are hurting.  As pain is not always physical, it is a book for all who suffer.  It is by far the best that I have found.

-Ruth Bell Graham

Second Mile People is the last of Isobel Kuhn's many books.  The transcript was discovered tucked away in a big file several years after Isobel's death by cancer.  These six "second-mile people" were friends and colleagues whose lives made a deep impression on Isobel.  These lives were, as she put it, "Splendid meteors trailing such radiance after them that something of their own celestial fire has sought to enter into us also."

Would you like to develop a more consistent and meaningful prayer life but find it difficult to know where or how to begin?

Allow Patsy Lewis to lead you on a transforming 52-week prayer adventure that will not only transform your view of prayer but also strengthen your relationship with the Lord.  Learn to stay focused as you pray, let go of emotional baggage, use Scripture to pray intentionally, and create or enhance a prayer journal that fits your own needs and style.  With Simply Praying, you'll spend a year sitting at the feet of Jesus -- the place where the pursuit of truth and an authentic relationship with God begins.

Ready to take the next step in your spiritual journey? Designed for personal spiritual formation, one-on-one mentoring, or group study, this series offers refreshing insights that dare to "dig a little deeper." An instruction guide for small-group leaders is included.  Communicating with God is more than a duty for the believer—it's one of life's highest privileges. The Father extends to each of His children an awesome welcome—to an ever-deepening relationship with Him.  But how is an effective prayer life nurtured? How can the serious follower of Christ increase his or her faith to be a more effective prayer? Through real-life illustrations and a careful examination of God's Word, the author leads the reader to discover the simple truths that make for the vital prayer life God intended.

Susan gently and skillfully reminds us that there are no quick fixes, no magic formulas, no instant cures for the ills of our time.  There is no easy way to effectively equip women to grow into maturity in Christ.  Instead she says that the very essence of women's ministry — and in fact all ministry — is interpersonal.  It is women mentoring women.  It is older women caring for younger women — teaching, nurturing, and encouraging them. She draws on a wealth of Scriptural material to illumine the righteous and venerable tradition of people actually investing themselves in people — rather than in programs, projects, or perspectives.

-George Grant

At the ends of the earth, where mountains are flung peak upon peak as if they were discards of the Creator, piled together chaotically, the Salween River carries its way through granite masses making a canyon thousands of feet deep.  For unknown centuries the Lisu tribespeople have plowed these perpendicular hillsides into cornfields and reaped a bare, rough living.  This is the true story of Mary, a young Lisu tribeswoman.  See God transform her from a common stone into a rare gem, a precious opal, a stone of fire.