From Death into Life or, Twenty Years of my Ministry By: William Haslam |
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From Death into Life or, Twenty Years of my Ministry is a gripping and inspiring memoir written by William Haslam, a renowned Anglican priest. Through vivid storytelling, Haslam takes the reader on a profound journey of personal transformation, faith, and redemption.
The narrative centers around Haslam's own spiritual journey, which teems with ups and downs, doubts, and moments of divine intervention. As a young man, he finds himself immersed in a life filled with societal pleasures and moral recklessness. However, a profound encounter with the Holy Spirit shakes Haslam to his core, leading to a radical transformation that sets him on a path towards spiritual enlightenment and ministerial service.
Haslam's ability to convey his trials and tribulations in such an authentic and relatable manner makes this memoir incredibly powerful. One cannot help but empathize with him as he grapples with doubts, wrestles with his own desires, and faces the challenges of navigating an often hostile world.
The author's skillful storytelling draws the reader into the depths of his experiences, allowing them to witness, firsthand, the transformative power of God's love. It is through Haslam's insightful reflections and introspection that readers will find themselves reflecting on their own spiritual journeys, pondering the meaning of faith and the role of grace in their lives.
Moreover, the honest portrayal of the author's struggles provides a refreshing level of authenticity. Haslam's openness about his failures and doubts serves as a reminder that faith is not a one-time accomplishment but an ongoing process of growth and self-discovery.
Beyond the personal aspects, Haslam's memoir also sheds light on the social and historical context of nineteenth-century England. His descriptions of the difficulties faced by clergy and the effect of his ministry on the community offer a fascinating glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of the era.
In terms of writing style, Haslam's prose is engaging, lyrical, and easy to follow. His ability to blend storytelling, theology, and personal reflection creates a seamless narrative flow that captivates the reader from beginning to end.
From Death into Life or, Twenty Years of my Ministry is a testament to the power of grace and the transformative nature of faith. William Haslam's memoir will appeal to readers interested in spiritual autobiographies, those seeking guidance in their faith, or anyone captivated by the power of personal transformation. Ultimately, this book serves as a source of hope and inspiration, reminding us that even in the midst of our darkest moments, redemption and new beginnings are always possible. BY Rev. William Haslam, (Late Incumbent of Curzon Chapel, Mayfair) Reprinted by Rev. W. J. Watchorn. This edition completes 130,000 copies. Standard Book Room, Brockville, Ontario CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 The Broken Nest, 1841. CHAPTER 2 Religious Life. CHAPTER 3 Ordination. CHAPTER 4 Antiquarian Researches and Ministry, 1843 46. CHAPTER 5 The New Parish, 1846. CHAPTER 6 The Awakening, 1848 51. CHAPTER 7 Conversion, 1851. CHAPTER 8 The Awakening, 1848 51. CHAPTER 9 The Visitor, 1851. CHAPTER 10 The First Christmas, 1851 52. CHAPTER 11 Dreams and Visions, 1851 4. CHAPTER 12 Billy Bray, 1852. CHAPTER 13 Cottage Meetings, 1852. CHAPTER 14 Open Air Services, 1852. CHAPTER 15 Drawing Room Meetings, 1852 53. CHAPTER 16 Opposition, 1853. CHAPTER 17 Individual Cases, 1853. CHAPTER 18 A Visit to Veryan, 1853. CHAPTER 19 A Mission in the "Shires." 1853. CHAPTER 20 A Stranger from London, 1853. CHAPTER 21 Golant Mission, 1854. CHAPTER 22 The High Church Rector, 1854. CHAPTER 23 A Mission in Staffordshire, 1854. CHAPTER 24 Sanctification. CHAPTER 25 The Removal, 1855 CHAPTER 26 Plymouth, 1855 CHAPTER 27 Devonport, 1855 CHAPTER 28 A Mission to the North, 1855 CHAPTER 29 Tregoney, 1855 CHAPTER 30 Secessions, 1856 CHAPTER 31 Hayle, 1857 58 CHAPTER 32 Bible Readings, 1858 59 CHAPTER 33 The Work Continued, 1859 CHAPTER 34 The Dismissal, 1860 61 INTRODUCTION This volume is not so much a history of my own life, as of the Lord's dealings with me; setting forth how He wrought in and by me during the space of twenty years... Continue reading book >>
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