David Livingstone — Biographies and Information
 David
Livingstone (1813-1873) was a Scottish missionary, doctor and explorer
who helped open the heart of Africa to missions. His travels covered
one-third of the continent, from the Cape to near the Equator, and
from the Atlantic to the Indian Ocean. |
- David Livingstone: The Pathfinder of Africa.
- David Livingstone, Africa's Great Missionary and Explorer. Includes chronology of events.
- David Livingstone, Missionary and Explorer to Africa.
- David Livingstone, Scottish Missionary and Explorer.
- David Livingstone. Short biography.
- David Livingstone. Short biography.
- David Livingstone. Short biography.
- David Livingstone: Africa, 1840-1873.
- David Livingstone. Short biography.
- David Livingstone. Short biography.
- David Livingstone. Includes chronology of events.
- David Livingstone: Explorer and Missionary.
- David Livingstone, 1813-1873.
- David Livingstone, to Africa With Compass and Bible.
- David Livingstone, Missionary Explorer.
- David Livingstone's Life Text.
- David Livingstone: Early Life.
- Conversion of David Livingstone.
- David Livingstone: Finding a Wife on the Field.
- Livingstone's Early Explorations.
- Death of Mrs. Livingstone.
- David Livingstone: Estimate of His Lifework.
- Livingstone as a Man.
- David Livingstone. Short biography for young people.
- Pioneer Missionaries: David Livingstone. Short biography for young people.
- David Livingstone: Over Thirty Years Missionary to Africa, 1840-1874. For boys and girls.
- Portrait of David Livingstone.
- eBooks by or about David Livingstone.
Marriage and Family:
Mary
Moffat Livingstone (1820-1862) was born at Griquatown, Africa,
to her missionary parents, Robert
and Mary Moffat. She married David Livingstone in 1845, and "exchanged
one great name for another," and honored both. The years that
followed were difficult for her as they moved about often and she was
ill much of the time. They had six children: Robert, Agnes, Thomas,
Elizabeth, William, and Anna. Mary was afflicted more than once with
partial paralysis, and one time she and the children returned to England
for four years in order for her to recover. Her death in 1862 was a
great loss to her husband who continued his missionary work for eleven
more years.
Recommended Books and DVD:
David
Livingstone: African Explorer by John Hudson Tiner. ©1997. Biography
of an explorer, missionary, scientist and doctor. His exciting exploits
in Africa tell a story of unsurpassed courage and determination. 10 years and up.
David
Livingstone: The Truth Behind the Legend by Rob Mackenzie. Published
by Christian Focus, 2003. First published 1993.
Dr.
David Livingstone: Missionary Explorer to Africa. DVD. Gary Wilkinson
Productions, 2013. Distributed by Vision Video, Worcester, PA.
More recommended Missionary biographies.