Into the Light

<p>'I stood at the rail of the ocean liner clutching a handful of multi-coloured streamers. Excitement warred with the sadness of separation from home and loved ones. Above all I could never forget the wounded look in my mother's deep blue eyes.'</p><p><br></p><p>The year is 1954. Aged twenty-eight Beth is departing for Africa from Adelaide Australia. Despite a childhood beset by racial discrimination and the financial hardships of the Great Depression she has qualified as a registered nurse and will now serve as a medical missionary in the remote villages of Sudan.</p><p><br></p><p>Her vivid vulnerable and often humorous narrative unfolds post-Africa into a renewed career as a social worker and the unexpected blessing of midlife marriage.</p><p><br></p><p>Elizabeth Robertson's story journeys through a lifetime of challenges under the covering of God's grace moving always <strong>Into the Light</strong>.</p><p><br></p><p><em>Told with wit and pathos and her trademark honesty</em>... James Cooper</p><p>...<em>an inspiring and fascinating memoir brimming with love peace and humour a true story of spiritual growth and transformation</em>. Dr Rosanne Hawke</p>