Revival Literature

Come O Breath is a wake-up call to the church. These messages warn a sleeping church to repent of its coldness and consecrate itself to Christ's commission once again. Includes a series of...

Daniel Nash pastored a small church in the backwoods of New York for six years and traveled with and prayed for a traveling evangelist for seven more years until his death. As far as we know, he...

Evangelism Without Apology was given as a series of lectures to university students. We believe it has a relevant message for all those who are deeply interested in carrying on a thorough work...

It is with great joy that we send forth this fifth edition of Evangelism. Originally, the first six chapters were radio messages put into booklet form, starting in 1945. In 1955 the booklets...

Every preacher has one main message. James Stewart's main message was the person and work of the blessed Holy Spirit. From a small booklet of 39 pages to the present edition of nearly 200 pages,...

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...

A thrilling account of the revival in Wales, 1904-1905, in which God used young people in their teens and early twenties as instruments of blessing. In particular this is the story of one young man,...

This book is a very popular and stirring account of the Welsh Revival that happened in 1904-5.It was written by R. B. Jones, Principal of South Wales Bible Training Institute, Porth, Wales, where the...

This brief sketch of Helen Ewan, a young, unknown Scots lass, has met with amazing response since its initial printing, having gone through many printings and translations. Her short, radiant life...