Blown Up By The Bible
BLOWN UP BY THE BIBLE. Maurice Harvey has presented another fascinating book, this time about the popularity and effectiveness of the Bible as revealed in testimonies of people all over the world. The Bible is the most popular book the world has ever known. The world’s bestseller book lists do not include the Bible because…
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Maurice Harvey
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BLOWN UP BY THE BIBLE. Maurice Harvey has presented another fascinating book, this time about the popularity and effectiveness of the Bible as revealed in testimonies of people all over the world. The Bible is the most popular book the world has ever known. The world’s bestseller book lists do not include the Bible because they will say it is in a different category. Nothing can match it! Or that it is unfair to compare it with ordinary books!
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Writer: Maurice Harvey
About The Writer
Maurice Harvey
MAURICE HARVEY, LMPA graduated from the Bible Training Institute (now Laidlaw College) and went overseas to Africa in July 1960, working the Christian Missions in Many Lands (Brethren Mission) in Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia.) In 1963, Maurice was invited to work with the British and Foreign Bible Society (now member of the United Bible Societies) – for one year but stayed for 33! During these 33 years Maurice held the following positions: Circulation Manager of the Bible Societies in Northern Rhodesia, Southern Rhodesia and Nysaland, and in West Africa – Nigeria, Togo and Dahomey (now Benin). He established the British and Foreign Bible Society Fiji Agency (now the Bible Societies in the South Pacific) serving Fiji, American Samoa, Western Samoa, Tonga, Gilbert Islands (now Kiribati), Ellice Islands (now Vanuatu). He was also Distribution Consultant to Indonesian Bible Society, based in Jakarta., and Distribution Consultant and official photographer, United Bible Societies, based in Manila (2 years) and Hong Kong (5 years.) Also North and South Asia Area Director, Compassion International (TEAR Fund) based in Hong Kong, 5 years. Responsible for 36,000 children in Hong Kong, South Korea, Philippines, Burma and India. During 1989-97, Maurice was Photojournalist for the United Bible Societies covering their world wide work, based in Reading, England, UK. From 1998-2000 he was Area Representative of the Bible Society in New Zealand, based in Auckland. Maurice Harvey has travelled to a total of 157 countries, territories and disputed territories visited. He is now retired and living in Auckland with wife Lorraine (of 54 years.) In retirement, he has written five books (a sixth is almost ready).
Photo: Maurice Harvey
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