Prayer for the Preacher
John Livingston, of Scotland, once spent a whole night in prayer with a company of his brethren, for God’s blessing, all of them...
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The Stone Chair
On Thanksgiving morning, six young men stood in quiet conversation, on the corner of Clark and Washington streets, in the great and busy...
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How the Prayer of Faith Reached a Family
A day or two after our conversion, we called at a neighbor’s, and while there heard the lady of the house say some very hard things...
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Carletta and the Merchant
“If I could have your faith, Hawkins, gladly would I - but I was born a skeptic. I cannot look upon God and the future as you do.” So...
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Miraculously Healed
We extract the following from the Methodist Magazine for July, 1827, being an account of a conversion that occurred in a revival of...
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A Mob Quieted in Answer to Prayer
In the early part of the summer of 1882, while we were holding a camp-meeting at C---, a drunken mob came on the ground, and disturbed...
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Translation of Bishop Haven
On Saturday morning, January 3, 1880, in Malden, Massachusetts, Bishop Gilbert Haven’s physician said that his last day had come, and...
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The Converted Infidel
Some two miles from the village of C., on a road that wound in among the hills, stood a great white house. It was beautifully situated...
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Miracle of Healing
From “Remarkable Answers to Prayer,” by Patton, the following extract is made: The author has received a letter from James H. Black-man...
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A Vision of Heaven
That heaven is real there can be no doubt. That others beside St. Paul have been allowed a view of Paradise, is evident from the...
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John Byers' Prevailing Prayer
Maggie, an Irish girl of about twenty years, burned herself by lighting the morning fire with kerosene. Dr. Benjamin, the leader of the...
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Awful Providences
The following are selected from a list of incidents recorded by Thomas Graham, the noted revivalist preacher, of the Erie Conference of...
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The Conversion of Hudson Taylor
Hudson Taylor, founder of China Inland Mission, says that about 1830 his father became so interested in the spiritual condition of China,...
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Does this Railroad Lead to Heaven?
In traveling we often meet with persons of different nationalities and languages; we also meet with incidents of various character, some...
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Charlie Coulson, The Christian Drummer Boy
Two or three times in my life God in His mercy touched my heart, and twice before my conversion I was under deep conviction. During the...
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And Dying is but Going Home
Wending her way every Sabbath to a school in the west end of London, might have been seen a young girl, named Mary Jane Howes. Attached...
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Prevailing Prayer for a Revival
We knew a preacher, still living, who was appointed to the charge of a church in Springfield, Ill. The church seemed very much depressed....
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