Married John Reece Rice, September 27, 1921 in Decatur, Wise Co., TX.
Practical Bible, http://www.practicalbible.com/september-27.html:
"Together this young couple attended seminary and launched into an evangelistic ministry that was to bring back city-wide revivals in America. It has been my privilege to know intimately these dear friends. I know of no better Christians in the world. Theirs has been a life of devotion, sacrifice, and service for the cause of Christ. Though Dr. Rice could have been a wealthy man, simply by taking the royalty and profits from his books, the Rice's have lived modestly through the years and given to the cause of Christ. Let us thank God for the ministry of Dr. John R. Rice and THE SWORD OF THE LORD, and for the loving contributions to the work by Mrs. Rice."
John R. and Lloys Rice Museum, http://tuppers.com/johnrice/:
"...Lloys Cooke Rice, John R.'s wife and partner for more than five decades, was equally extraordinary and almost as well known -- a wise and engaging speaker, a Bible scholar, a woman who cared deeply about others and understood more than almost anyone the meaning of the phrase 'unconditional love'."
Practical Bible, http://www.practicalbible.com/september-27.html:
"Together this young couple attended seminary and launched into an evangelistic ministry that was to bring back city-wide revivals in America. It has been my privilege to know intimately these dear friends. I know of no better Christians in the world. Theirs has been a life of devotion, sacrifice, and service for the cause of Christ. Though Dr. Rice could have been a wealthy man, simply by taking the royalty and profits from his books, the Rice's have lived modestly through the years and given to the cause of Christ. Let us thank God for the ministry of Dr. John R. Rice and THE SWORD OF THE LORD, and for the loving contributions to the work by Mrs. Rice."
John R. and Lloys Rice Museum, http://tuppers.com/johnrice/:
"...Lloys Cooke Rice, John R.'s wife and partner for more than five decades, was equally extraordinary and almost as well known -- a wise and engaging speaker, a Bible scholar, a woman who cared deeply about others and understood more than almost anyone the meaning of the phrase 'unconditional love'."
Married John Reece Rice, September 27, 1921 in Decatur, Wise Co., TX.
Practical Bible, http://www.practicalbible.com/september-27.html:
"Together this young couple attended seminary and launched into an evangelistic ministry that was to bring back city-wide revivals in America. It has been my privilege to know intimately these dear friends. I know of no better Christians in the world. Theirs has been a life of devotion, sacrifice, and service for the cause of Christ. Though Dr. Rice could have been a wealthy man, simply by taking the royalty and profits from his books, the Rice's have lived modestly through the years and given to the cause of Christ. Let us thank God for the ministry of Dr. John R. Rice and THE SWORD OF THE LORD, and for the loving contributions to the work by Mrs. Rice."
John R. and Lloys Rice Museum, http://tuppers.com/johnrice/:
"...Lloys Cooke Rice, John R.'s wife and partner for more than five decades, was equally extraordinary and almost as well known -- a wise and engaging speaker, a Bible scholar, a woman who cared deeply about others and understood more than almost anyone the meaning of the phrase 'unconditional love'."
Practical Bible, http://www.practicalbible.com/september-27.html:
"Together this young couple attended seminary and launched into an evangelistic ministry that was to bring back city-wide revivals in America. It has been my privilege to know intimately these dear friends. I know of no better Christians in the world. Theirs has been a life of devotion, sacrifice, and service for the cause of Christ. Though Dr. Rice could have been a wealthy man, simply by taking the royalty and profits from his books, the Rice's have lived modestly through the years and given to the cause of Christ. Let us thank God for the ministry of Dr. John R. Rice and THE SWORD OF THE LORD, and for the loving contributions to the work by Mrs. Rice."
John R. and Lloys Rice Museum, http://tuppers.com/johnrice/:
"...Lloys Cooke Rice, John R.'s wife and partner for more than five decades, was equally extraordinary and almost as well known -- a wise and engaging speaker, a Bible scholar, a woman who cared deeply about others and understood more than almost anyone the meaning of the phrase 'unconditional love'."
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"He that goeth forth and Weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again rejoicing bringing his sheaves with him."
.........................................PS. 126:6
