Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from How to Promote and Conduct a Successful Revival: With Suggestive Outlines
The first edition of this book was published the year before we began our evangelistic tour around the world. For two years or more hundreds of us had been praying together for a world-wide revival and we had reached the point where we were absolutely sure that the revival was coming, and this book was prepared as a preparation for that revival and as a help to it. I had not decided at that time to go around the world. The decision was made shortly afterwards. In looking over the book since my return home, I have been surprised to see how closely we have followed the lines of action suggested in this book, and have been rejoiced to see how God has set His seal upon the principles enunciated in the book. At the time that the book was given to the public, the editor was known more as a Bible teacher and as a pastor than as an evangelist. His evangelistic activity had been largely confined to those churches of which he himself was pastor. Since the publication of the book, God has seen fit to lead him out into the evangelistic field and he has had the privilege of applying on a very wide scale the princi ples which he enunciates in the book and he has found that these principles work successfully, even beyond his own anticipation. I am more firmly convinced than ever of the truth of the statement found on the eighteenth page of the book.
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