Undaunted Student Edition
Daring to do what God calls you to do
- Children & Youth
- Publisher: Zonderkidz (Zondervan)
- Published: 2013
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Publisher's Description
In Undaunted: Student Edition, Christine Caine uses her dramatic life story to show teens how God rescued her from a life where she was unnamed, unwanted, and unqualified. She tells how she overcame abuse, abandonment, fears, and other challenges to go on a mission of adventure, fueled by faith and filled with love and courage. Her personal stories inspire teens to hear their name called, just as Christine heard her own—“You are beloved. You are the hope. You are chosen”—to go into a dark and troubled world, knowing each of us possess all it takes to bring hope, create change, and live completely for Christ. Part inspirational tale, part manifesto to stir readers to lives of adventure, Undaunted: Student Edition shows the way with spiritual wisdom and insight.
Endorsements (1)
“In this student edition of Caine’s 2012 adult book of the same title, the author brings her professions and expressions of faith to a younger audience. Starting with shocking incidents of human trafficking (she and her husband started the antitrafficking organization A21 Campaign), she moves on to the hardships in her own life. Abused during her childhood, Caine ties together her own fears and disappointments with the larger idea that God is near enough to protect, guide, and love, no matter what the circumstances. Throughout, biblical verses bolster Caine’s points, and each chapter concludes with a Thoughts section, which invites readers to think about themselves and their issues in new ways. The book finishes up with a powerful idea that may shake more than a few readers: teens should listen to God’s voice within and find ways to change the world around them. (In cases where stepping up would disrupt one’s life, she does suggest that individuals should seek counsel.) A religious call that will intrigue many. Grades 9-12.”
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