Mar 21, 2022 · The story of North Central alumna Agnes “Aggie” (Berg ‘44) Hurst may not grace the pages of major history books yet the story of her origin and her life has been told and retold, as it captivates the imagination and serves as an indisputable reminder of how God is at work in every circumstance.

May 24, 2021 · Aggie walked into the squalid apartment, which had liquor bottles strewn everywhere, and slowly approached her 73-year-old father lying in a rumpled bed. “Papa,” she said tentatively. He turned and began to cry.

May 22, 2010 · The following true account is taken from the book Aggie: A Girl Without a Country, previously published under the title One Witness, written by Aggie Hurst and published just after her death in 1981. It’s an example of how being a faithful witness and doing what God has shown you to do can have tremendous impact, even when it didn’t seem ...

When the Bergs went on furlough to America, they took Aggie with them, to the Minneapolis area. As it turned out, they ended up staying there. Aggie grew up to marry a man named Dewey Hurst, who later became president of Northwest Bible College, …

Feb 18, 1986 · This article is an excerpt from Aggie Hurst, Aggie: The Inspiring Story of A Girl Without A Country [Springfield, MO: Gospel Publishing House, 1986]. Now out of print.) See "Aggie Hurst—One Woman's Remarkable History" for …

Nov 9, 2008 · Within eight months, both the Ericksons died. American missionaries adjusted “Aina” to "Aggie" and brought her to the United States. Years passed. One day a Swedish religious magazine appeared in Aggie’s mailbox, unexpected. A photo inside shocked her­—a grave with a white cross marked “SVEA FLOOD.”

Mar 27, 2023 · Within eight months both the Ericksons were stricken with a mysterious malady and died within days of each other. The baby was then turned over to some American missionaries, who adjusted her Swedish name to “Aggie” and eventually brought her back to the United States at age three.

The book is called Aggie: A Girl Without a Country. But best of all is this video I found. It is a wonderful testimony of God’s grace and his ability to see his purposes fulfilled.

This is the story of the daughter of our founding pastors who were missionaries in Africa and adopted Aggie. Her story is a challenge to us all that we may never…

Dec 31, 2014 · The book "One Witness" by Aggie Hurst and Doug Brendel. A missionary David Flood and his wife go to Africa, where they give birth to their daughter and then the wife dies. David is forced to abandon his daughter and becomes angry with God for 40 years, being now without his wife and daughter while making only one convert, a young boy.

Within eight months both the Ericksons were stricken with a mysterious malady and died within days of each other. The baby was then turned over to some American missionaries, who adjusted her Swedish name to “Aggie” and eventually brought her back to the United States at age three.

Feb 2, 2022 · Aggie grew up in South Dakota, attended North Central Bible College in Minneapolis, and married Dewey Hurst, who became president of a Christian college in the Seattle area. Aggie gave birth to a son and a daughter.

Jan 27, 2018 · Within eight months both the Ericksons were stricken with a mysterious malady and died within days of each other. The baby was then turned over to some American missionaries, who adjusted her Swedish name to “Aggie” and eventually brought her back to the United States at age three.

Aug 10, 2022 · A Story of Eternal Perspective by Aggie Hurst – February 18, 1986. Back in 1921, a missionary couple named David and Svea Flood went with their two-year-old son from Sweden to the heart of Africa—to what was then called the Belgian Congo.

"One Witness" by Aggie Hurst is an inspiring memoir that traces her journey to uncover her family’s remarkable legacy of faith. Born in the Belgian Congo to Swedish missionary parents, Aggie’s early life was marked by tragedy and separation, yet her mother’s influence left a lasting spiritual impact on a remote African community.

Jan 1, 2001 · If you look up Aggie Berg Hurst on the internet you will find a Vimeo story about her. Wonderful. The true redemption story of a missionary who loses his wife and daughter and becomes angry with God for 40 years. The book can be …

Jan 1, 2019 · It seemed to be a dismal failure, as missionary endeavors go. But seeds planted by Aggie Hurst’s parents bore amazing fruit.

Nov 10, 2016 · We’re telling the story of the missionary couple, David and Svea Flood. The story is adapted from their daughter, Aggie Hurst’s personal account, but the story is really about so much more than their little family. Today we begin Part 4. If you missed earlier portions of the story, you can find them here: Part…

Jul 27, 2012 · Evidence of our being “never alone” was remarkably shown in the life of Aggie Hurst. This true story is taken from the book “Aggie: A Girl Without a Country,” written by Aggie Hurst and published soon after her death in 1981.