Bible & TheologyMissionariesJim ElliotThrough Gates Of Splendor (1967) | Short Movie | Elisabeth ElliotVideoThrough Gates Of Splendor (1967) | Short Movie | Elisabeth ElliotFrom the channel Vision VideoBy Vision VideoShareAdd to collectionReport this resourceWatch Through Gates Of Splendor (1967) Short Movie on Vision Video Five missionaries went into the land of the savage Aucas. Their offer of friendship was rejected, and the Aucas killed the missionaries. Elisabeth Elliot, wife of one of the martyrs, her daughter, and Rachel Saint would not give up and eventually lived among and brought the Gospel to the Aucas. Director: Jim Hanon Cast: Elisabeth ElliotRead moreReviewsWrite a reviewWrite your reviewYour rating0.5 Stars1 Star1.5 Stars2 Stars2.5 Stars3 Stars3.5 Stars4 Stars4.5 Stars5 StarsEmptyYour reviewNot sure what to say? A few sentences are plenty.What worked well — or didn't?How much parent involvement did it take?What do you wish you'd known before starting it?Write from what you actually used. You don't need to have bought it through Toka, and critical or mixed reviews are just as welcome as glowing ones.Add details (optional)Review title(optional)0/200CategoryCategory(optional)Tags(optional)0/20 tagsValues this resource conveys(optional)Select all that applyChristian worldviewCharacter developmentAcademic rigorCritical thinkingCreativityClassical approachSTEM focusHistorical focusNature / creationMulticultural perspectivesPatrioticTraditional valuesSecularI recommend this for(optional)Your opinion on the right age range, independent of the publisher's labelAdd an age recommendationContains profanity or offensive contentCheck this if you encountered language that may be inappropriate for some audiencesHow would you describe this resource?(optional)Check all that applyEngagingFunBoringDryThought-provokingWell-writtenPoorly-writtenComprehensiveToo briefDenseRepetitiveWell-pacedSlow-pacedFast-pacedAccessibleChallengingPracticalTheoreticalHands-onIndependent-study friendlyTeacher-intensiveColorfully illustratedText-heavyCreativeSubmit reviewCancelNo reviews yet. Be the first to share your thoughts.Inspired by your browsing
