Amy Carmichael 
That Way and No Other 
Following God through Storm and Drought

How do you stay true to God’s call for your life?
Amy Carmichael left everything to become a missionary in India. But then seven-year-old Preena, fleeing sexual slavery, threw herself on the newcomer’s protection. Could Carmichael relinquish a religious vocation to become a “nursemaid”? A picture of Jesus washing his disciples’ feet came to her mind, and “the question answered itself and was not asked again.” Joined by a growing team of Indian women, Carmichael founded Dohnavur, a community of households that has provided family for hundreds of girls who might otherwise have been sold into prostitution.


A modern-day saint, Amy Carmichael has inspired generations of missionaries and activists. The practical wisdom in these selections, taken from her many books, confirms her as a trustworthy spiritual guide for anyone honestly seeking to follow God’s path.

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Born near Belfast, Ireland, Amy Carmichael (1867–1951) left Europe as a Christian missionary to India at age twenty-seven, never to return. Over the next fifty-five years she became Amma (mother) to hundreds of children and wrote dozens of books about the way of discipleship.