Biography

The Journal begins with Charles Wesley's arrival at Frederica, a month after the brothers 'first set foot on American ground,' and closes on November 6, 1756. There are some gaps in the record which a student of Early Methodism deeply...

Remarkable Conversions, Interesting Incidents, and Striking Illustrations After almost half a century of ministering in many different lands, Rev. H. C. Morrison has had many interesting experiences. You now have the privilege of reading about many of...

The very title of this book conveys all the vision, the compassion, and energy of this man of God. For over forty years he was used in revival and in evangelism and always with a burdened heart for missions. Through his influence hundreds of missionaries...

God saved B. R. Lakin when he was around 18 years of age while working in the Forest Lands of West Virginia. Soon after that God called him into His service to carry the Gospel all over the world. His ministry had a humble beginning. With a mule for...

"Southwestern Virginia has produced great men in every walk of life-soldiers, statesmen, and scholars, but no man has lived between Roanoke and Bristol, and between the Blue Ridge and Flat Top Mountains who has made a deeper impression on the whole...

Autobiographical story of a Boy-Preacher from ages 14 to 23 years. God's hand in sending revival to Eastern Europe just prior to World War II as a means of preserving His Church is evident throughout this narrative. James Stewart returns to...

This book is the true story of a converted drunkard, a coal miner from Cornwall, England. It is the story of the happy life he lived after his conversion, of his inspiration by the Lord to win souls for Christ and build chapels for their fellowship and...

A biography of one of America's greatest revivalist, written by a close friend. 285 pages, Republished by Christian Book Gallery. Foreward to The Real Billy Sunday. " As a youngster, the name Billy Sunday was legendary. The very mention of his name even...

This "man among men" did as much for Baptists as any man in his generation, and paved the way for thousands of Bible-believing Baptists to identify themselves as a spiritual entity to be reckoned with, known as independent, fundamental Baptists.His...

The LAST OF THE GIANTS is a book that is a must read for anyone interested in great stories of little known preachers and ministries of the past.Frank Higgins, John Sornberger, and Al Channer make up a sold out trio of tree-toppers and Bible believers...

149 pgs Shortly after Billy Sunday's death in 1935, Rodeheaver wrote a memoir of his relationship with the evangelist.

This little book gives glimpse into the devotional lives of these great men of God who lived in the past. All of the fundamental Bible-believing men that I know think highly of of these men. They left their mark on their generation and the generation to...