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All Missionaries Are White

Welcome to “All Missionaries Are White,” a powerful memoir by Dr. Beth Broom Ford. In this inspiring book, Beth shares her journey as an African American woman in the mission field, serving in Kenya, Uganda, and India. She challenges the stereotype that all missionaries are white, highlighting the beauty of diversity in God’s calling. Through her personal stories of faith, resilience, and cultural challenges, Beth invites readers to embrace their own paths and understand that anyone can serve, regardless of their background. Join her on this heartfelt adventure of obedience and love in action.

About The Book

All Missionaries Are White

Reading “All Missionaries Are White” offers not just a glimpse into the life of a dedicated missionary, but also a powerful message about faith and diversity. Dr. Beth Broom Ford’s engaging storytelling invites readers to explore the challenges and triumphs she faced while serving in different cultures. This book encourages us to rethink stereotypes surrounding missionary work, emphasizing that anyone can answer the call to serve, regardless of their background. Beth’s journey is a testament to resilience and obedience, inspiring readers to step out in faith in their own lives. By sharing her personal experiences, she opens up conversations about race, faith, and the power of serving others. This memoir is not only for those interested in missionary work but for anyone seeking inspiration, understanding, and a deeper connection to their faith.

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About The Author

Dr.Beth Broom Ford

Dr. Beth Broom Ford is a passionate servant of Jesus Christ and the Executive Director of KCI Missions International. With years of dedicated missionary work in Kenya, Uganda, and India, she has devoted her life to spreading love and hope. Beth’s journey began as a young believer, and her faith has only grown stronger over the years. She believes in the power of obedience to God’s call and the importance of sharing diverse stories from the mission field. Her writing reflects her deep love for God and her commitment to serving others. Through her experiences, Beth aims to inspire and encourage others to embrace their own unique paths in faith. She dedicates her work to uplifting those around her and showing that the call to serve transcends all boundaries.

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Book’s Chapters

All Missionaries Are White

Explore the chapters of “All Missionaries Are White” to discover Dr. Beth Broom Ford’s inspiring journey. Each chapter explores her experiences in the mission field, sharing powerful stories of faith, resilience, and cultural challenges.

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Chapter One

I have only heard the audible Voice of God once. It was forty-five years ago, but it is as clear in both my mind and my spirit as if it…

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Chapter Two

I looked down from my airplane window seat at Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi, Kenya. It had been a long transatlantic flight from my home in Arizona. Waiting for my…

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Chapter Three

I had only seen his face through Facebook photos. Would I recognize him in person? I looked out through a sea of Kenyan faces. He was tall and slender, I…

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Chapter Four

There he was, waiting for me: tall, slender, so handsome, and so young. There they were, seven in all, all waiting for me with a warm Kenyan welcome. Such beautiful…

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Chapter Five

“And everyone who has given up houses or brothers or sisters or father or mother or children or property, for my sake, will receive a hundred times as much in…

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Chapter Six

Kissi, Kenya is absolutely beyond beautiful, with rolling hills, meadows, and farmland, along with towering trees and monkeys, lots and lots of monkeys. The warm, friendly, hospitable people…

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Chapter Seven

Why and how were Africans on US soil the only Africans to totally embrace Christianity? Africans who landed in Haiti, the Caribbean, and Central and South America have not had…

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Chapter Eight

My journey to Kenya started long before I was born. Not in the cradle of Africa, but in the Heart of God with a Kingdom Purpose and Agenda. This is…

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Chapter Nine

I was given a vision of my creation many years ago. I was inside the Belly of God, in a hot, swirling, burning fire. I was tossed with a centrifugal…

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Chapter Ten

It’s a long way from Anthem, Arizona to Kissi, Kenya. It’s an even longer journey to go on to discover why you lost your tribal identity in the first place…

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Chapter Eleven

Faith had begun long ago before I ever touched Kenyan soil. My faith was fragmented, dispersed across different percentages: 50% here, 20% there, 5%, 10%, 15%…

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Chapter Twelve

The doors to the little church were open. School children were walking by the church on their way home from school. They all stopped…. silently stood there looking in. Over…

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Chapter Thirteen

Feed the hungry, visit the prisoner, take care of the orphan and widow, comfort the hurting, save the lost. Eeny, meeny, miny, moe……Choose one, or even several……do something. Go!…

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Chapter Fourteen

My next to last return trip home, I flew into LAX (Los Angeles International). I was sitting and waiting for my flight to San Francisco to spend some time with…

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Chapter Fifteen

The boldness it takes to answer the call to missions often does not translate to finances on the mission field. We can have great faith in one area of our…

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Chapter Sixteen

I had never held a meeting like that meeting in Protestant Chapel in Busia, Kenya. As I mentioned before, I operate as a Seer, and before the meeting started, I…

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Chapter Seventeen

Traveling the roads can be dangerous. Not from bandits, or wild animals, or even car breakdowns, but from the police. We were always stopped, the car inspected, and we paid…

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Chapter Eighteen

Kenya became my home. I now spend more time in Kenya than I do in America. I’m not sure what my family thinks. I think they have just come to…

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All Missionaries Are White

Watch the book video trailer for “All Missionaries Are White” to experience the heart of Dr. Beth Broom Ford’s journey. This engaging visual presentation highlights key moments from her memoir, showcasing her passion for mission work and the beauty of diversity in serving God. Join her as she invites you to reflect on your own calling and the power of faith in action.

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