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''LIFE'' magazine helped to bring many inspirational stories to the forefront. The coverage of the killings of [[Jim Elliott]] and four other missionaries in 1956 brought their story to mainstream America and created a resurgence in the overseas [[missionary]] movement. | ''LIFE'' magazine helped to bring many inspirational stories to the forefront. The coverage of the killings of [[Jim Elliott]] and four other missionaries in 1956 brought their story to mainstream America and created a resurgence in the overseas [[missionary]] movement. | ||
| + | ''LIFE'' magazine named [[Thomas Edison]] as the most influential person of the second millennium.<ref>http://en.allexperts.com/e/l/li/life_(magazine).htm#hd4</ref> | ||
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[[Category: Magazines]] | [[Category: Magazines]] | ||
Revision as of 14:41, July 13, 2009
LIFE was a famous American magazine produced in 1936 through 2007 that had a unique premise that pictures could tell stories just as much as words. The focus was the pictures with the captions and words being secondary. The magazine became immensely popular almost from its inception, but lost popularity over time.
LIFE magazine helped to bring many inspirational stories to the forefront. The coverage of the killings of Jim Elliott and four other missionaries in 1956 brought their story to mainstream America and created a resurgence in the overseas missionary movement.
LIFE magazine named Thomas Edison as the most influential person of the second millennium.[1]