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Eventually Huggins, now 65, became a Bible translator and now -37 years after accepting God-she has become the first Black woman to help prepare a written version of the New Testament for the native people of a tiny island near the South China Sea so small it can't be found on most maps. "...

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Published in:Ebony 2008-11, Vol.64 (1), p.114
Main Author: Samuels, Adrienne P
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Christianity
Christians
New Testament
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Summary:Eventually Huggins, now 65, became a Bible translator and now -37 years after accepting God-she has become the first Black woman to help prepare a written version of the New Testament for the native people of a tiny island near the South China Sea so small it can't be found on most maps. "It seemed like that's the thing that all Christians ought to be involved in, getting the Bible into the hands of people in their language," explains Huggins, speaking with EBONY magazine via satellite phone during one of her trips to Manila, capital city of the Philippines.
ISSN:0012-9011