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Mabel Williamson
Mabel Williamson was a Christian missionary and author known for her work in China with the China Inland Mission during the 20th century. She is best known for her book "Have We No Rights?" which explores the sacrifices and challenges faced by missionaries, focusing on the theme of relinquishing personal rights for the sake of spreading the Gospel. Williamson's writing offers insight into the missionary experience, emphasizing humility and service. Her perspective on missions has influenced Christian thought on what it means to live a selfless life in the context of cross-cultural work.
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Mabel Williamson
Rights "Well," said mother, setting down a cup she had just wiped, and picking up another, "the older I get, and the older my children get, the more I realize how little right a person has even to her own children. By the time they get—well—into high school they aren't yours any more." "But, Mother," I protested, dropping a dripping dishcloth into the dishpan and...
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