Dr. Hale recounts his often amazing (and sometimes almost unbelievable) experiences in bringing western medicine to people who distrust--even fear--the introduction of ideas different from their own. He and his family work as a team to dispel that distrust and fear and in the process have experienced incredible adventures. --
Thomas Hale Books
Thomas Hale, who also publishes as Tom Hale, is the author of a comprehensive commentary on the New Testament. His literary work is informed by deep personal faith and extensive experience serving in Nepal. Hale's distinctive style merges theological depth with a grounded understanding of human life, gained through years of work in rural villages and the capital city. His writings offer profound spiritual insights and accessible understanding for readers.
Don't Let the Goats Eat the Loquat Trees
Adventures of an American Surgeon in Nepal
- 260 pages
- 10 hours of reading
These fascinating accounts of the true-life stories of doctors Tom and Cynthia Hale share everyday and incredible experiences of life with the beguiling character and personalities of the Nepalese people. In sharing these experiences the reader is truly transported to a most enchanting land.
Steine des Himalaya
- 244 pages
- 9 hours of reading