John G. Lake's Life and Diary

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This book certainly has benefit for the student of Pentecostal history, although the casual-reader might be disappointed, given that it is simply a compilation of various excerpts from his diary alongside a photocopy of the actual-handwriting. Therefore the pages are (essentially) single-sided and double-spaced. Therefore "yes" as a church-library reference, but "no" for the casual-reader of biographies.

We need more men in the pulpit who are in touch with God more and less with the wallet or number of people in the church.. just give the people God and let Him take it from there,,