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L'AbriEdith Schaeffer
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L'Abri

228 pagesFirst published 19698 editions
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In 1955 an American family moved into a chalet on the side of a steep Swiss alp. They did not know exactly why God had brought them there, what He wanted them to do, or even where the money to live on would come from. But He began opening doors, and people with questions about life's meaning began finding the way to their home. Edith Schaeffer, wife of Dr. Francis Schaeffer, tells the remarkable story of how God led them step by step, as that one small chalet grew into a whole community. It took the name L'Abri (French for shelter). Day by day, God faithfully provided for their family, and…

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
PaperbackCrossway Books19922289780842321013
PaperbackCrossway Books19922569780891076681
EditionHodder and Stoughton19742289780340192283
EditionTyndale House Publishers1973—9780842321006
EditionTyndale House19702289780854793716
PaperbackTyndale House Publishers19702289780852110034
EditionNorfolk P.19692289780950044507
EditionNorfolk Press19692289780852110058
Abri (L')L'Abri (Organization)Women, biographySwitzerland, social life and customs