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The record of a half-century of revival still leaves its imprint on this nation and the Church! Lawyer, college professor, pastor and evangelist Charles Grandison Finney's ministry during the 1800's saw over one million people converted to Christ! Everywhere he went, spiritual life burst into flame and touched whole communities for the Gospel. The principles of spiritual awakening which he discovered and practiced during a lifetime of service for Christ shine like beacons through his personal story found on these pages. A readable, challenging biography of the man who sparked one of America's greatest revivals.
- Author
- Basil Miller. Official biography for the Finney Sesquicentennial Conference, Chicago, 1942
- Publisher
- Minneapolis, Minn.: Bethany Fellowship
- Published
- 1941
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780871230614
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