Hannah Whitall Smith was a prominent speaker and author within the Holiness and Higher Life movements. She also lent her voice to the suffrage and temperance movements, notably co-founding the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Smith's writings offer a profound exploration of the human spirit, characterized by clarity and penetrating insight. Readers will find her work an engaging guide to spiritual experience.
Have you ever wondered what your golf balls do when not playing golf? Join me on this first adventure to find out a little more…Out of the safety of the warm, cosy box and into the depths of the cold, dark bag. How will Little Ball adapt to life and prepare himself for what awaits him?
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The digital copies of these recordings are available for free at First Fruits website. place.asburyseminary.edu/firstfruits On the fly leaf of my Bible I find the following words, taken from I know not where: "This generation has rediscov-ered the unselfishness of God." If I were called upon to state in one sentence the sum and substance of my religious experience, it is this sentence I would choose. And no words could express my thankfulness for having been born into a generation where this discovery has been comparatively easy. Hannah Whitall Smith
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Written by a prominent Christian author of the late nineteenth century, this manual offers a profound exploration of faith and comfort. Hannah Whitall Smith shares insights and guidance for those seeking spiritual solace, emphasizing the importance of trust in God during challenging times. Her work aims to uplift and inspire readers, making it a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of faith and find comfort in their spiritual journey.