God's Mimic

"Mommy, the angels are coming for me," toddler Hazel Page cried out asshe drifted between life and death, the result of a ruptured appendix.Her parents prayed fervently. "Lord, if you have a plan for Hazel''slife, please spare her."
"Mommy, the angels have gone away to heaven again." God did have a planfor her life and this was only the first of several encounters Hazelwould have with angels throughout her life.
Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Hazel attended Saskatoon Bible Collegeand trained as a midwife at Bethany Hospital in Saskatoon. Whileattending the Summer Institute of Linguistics sponsored by WycliffeBible Translators it was revealed to Hazel that she could mimic anythingshe heard and write it down phonetically. She was God''s Mimic. Yes, shedid translation work but she also pulled teeth, delivered babies, setbroken legs and dug graves.
Hazel''s missionary career took her to Mexico with Wycliffe, then Chinaand the Philippines with China Inland Mission/Overseas MissionaryFellowship. For many years her home was a thatched hut in a junglevillage.
Her goal in life was to introduce people to Christ and then put God''sWord in their hands so they would know His will. This is the story of aunique woman, sold out to God.