Lois T. Henderson Explained

Lois T. Henderson is an American author of Christian novels, many of which are dramatizations of Biblical narratives about women.^{[1] [2]}

Selected publications

Fiction

• The Holy Experiment: a Novel About the Harmonist Society (1974)
• Hagar: a Novel (1978). About the slave girl who bore Abraham's son. This work was a finalist for the Gold Medallion Book Award of the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association.
• Lydia: a Novel (1979). About the seller of purple who was Paul's first Christian convert in Europe.
• The Blessing Deer (1980).
• Abigail: a Novel (1980). About the second wife of King David
• Ruth: a Novel (1981). About the woman from Moab who eventually became the wife of Boaz, a relative of King David.
• A Candle in the Dark (1982).
• Miriam: a Novel (1983).
• Touch of the Golden Scepter (1983).
• Her Contrary Heart (1984).
• Priscilla and Aquila: A Novel [with Harold Ivan Smith] (1985).

Nonfiction

• The Opening Doors: My Child's First Eight Years Without Sight (1954).
• Do You Believe in Miracles (1965).
• Another Way of Seeing (1982).

Translated into German ^[3]

• Die Purpur-Händlerin von Philippi (Lydia) [Translator: KH Neumann (1985)] Leuchter Verlag eG - D-6106 Erzhausen
• Von Moab nach Bethlehem" (Ruth) [Bestell Nr. 20 097 vom Leuchter Verlag eG]

Notes and References

1. Web site: Results for 'Lois T. Henderson' > 'Book' > 'Lois T Henderson' [WorldCat.org]]. WorldCat. 13 November 2010.
2. Web site: Booklists - Christian Fiction Writers: A Selected List. The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County. 13 November 2010.
3. own actual book