Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet By: Thomas Champness (1832-1905)
Thomas Champness's Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet is an engaging and insightful memoir that delves deep into the life of a dedicated evangelist. As the pages turn, Champness invites readers on a transformative journey, sharing his personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs in his mission to spread the Christian faith. One of the standout aspects of this book is the author's candid and sincere writing style. Champness's voice resonates with authenticity, making his stories relatable and impactful. From his humble beginnings to his encounters with various individuals, each chapter is filled with heartfelt anecdotes that captivate the reader's attention. Through his narrative, the author portrays the enormous dedication and selflessness required to lead a life of evangelism. Champness provides vivid descriptions of the places he has visited, the people he has met, and the struggles he has faced along the way. His unwavering commitment to his beliefs is not only admirable but also inspires readers to examine their own faith and purpose in life. The book not only focuses on the author's personal journey but also sheds light on the importance of community and the power of faith in changing lives. Champness emphasizes the need for unity and understanding among different religious backgrounds, fostering a message of tolerance and acceptance that is relevant and necessary in today's world. Another strength of this memoir lies in its reflection on the challenges faced by evangelists in the modern era. Champness explores the evolving landscape of evangelism, grappling with issues such as skepticism, secularism, and cultural shifts. By addressing these topics, he encourages readers to critically examine their own beliefs and navigate the complexities of faith in a changing society. While the book is primarily centered around the author's experiences as an evangelist, it also offers valuable insights and life lessons that extend beyond religious boundaries. Champness's wisdom and humility shine through, guiding readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth. In conclusion, Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet is an enriching and thought-provoking memoir that offers a unique perspective on evangelism and faith. Thomas Champness's eloquent storytelling and genuine reflections make this book a must-read for both devout Christians and readers seeking a deeper understanding of personal conviction and the power of belief. First Page: BROKEN BREAD FROM AN EVANGELIST'S WALLET. BY THOMAS CHAMPNESS. "JOYFUL NEWS" BOOK DEPOT, ROCHDALE. MDCCCLXXXVIII. B. Wrigley & Sons, Limited, Printers, Acker Street, Rochdale. To ELIZA M. CHAMPNESS, MY WIFE AND TRUEST FRIEND, THIS COLLECTION OF FRAGMENTS IS OFFERED BY HER YOKE FELLOW IN THE GOSPEL. ROCHDALE, September, 1888. PREFACE. This is a book made up of fragments. The Master once said "Gather up the fragments that nothing be lost." It may be that victuals will be found here that may feed those who cannot sit down to a meal. Many of the articles have appeared in Joyful News already, but, perhaps, are none the worse for that. We send out this little book in the hope that both crust and crumb will be eaten! I. SPIRITUAL FARMING. NO. 1. DRAINING. If the men who farmed England in the olden time could return, few things would surprise them more than the condition of the land. Many a field now bearing good crops each year, was in "the good old times" moorland or fen. Sheep and cattle graze where once only wild birds could live. Drainage has made the change. The land, once too cold and wet to allow anything valuable to grow, has been by grips and drain pipes, made to produce food for man and beast. Is it not so on God's farm? "Ye are His husbandry," and just as the farmer knows that if he cannot have his wet land drained, his seed will be starved, or the young corn perish with the cold, so we who toil in the Lord's fields need to learn that in many places the first thing to be done is to DRAIN THE LAND... Continue reading book >>

Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet By: Thomas Champness (1832-1905)

Thomas Champness's Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet is an engaging and insightful memoir that delves deep into the life of a dedicated evangelist. As the pages turn, Champness invites readers on a transformative journey, sharing his personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs in his mission to spread the Christian faith.

One of the standout aspects of this book is the author's candid and sincere writing style. Champness's voice resonates with authenticity, making his stories relatable and impactful. From his humble beginnings to his encounters with various individuals, each chapter is filled with heartfelt anecdotes that captivate the reader's attention.

Through his narrative, the author portrays the enormous dedication and selflessness required to lead a life of evangelism. Champness provides vivid descriptions of the places he has visited, the people he has met, and the struggles he has faced along the way. His unwavering commitment to his beliefs is not only admirable but also inspires readers to examine their own faith and purpose in life.

The book not only focuses on the author's personal journey but also sheds light on the importance of community and the power of faith in changing lives. Champness emphasizes the need for unity and understanding among different religious backgrounds, fostering a message of tolerance and acceptance that is relevant and necessary in today's world.

Another strength of this memoir lies in its reflection on the challenges faced by evangelists in the modern era. Champness explores the evolving landscape of evangelism, grappling with issues such as skepticism, secularism, and cultural shifts. By addressing these topics, he encourages readers to critically examine their own beliefs and navigate the complexities of faith in a changing society.

While the book is primarily centered around the author's experiences as an evangelist, it also offers valuable insights and life lessons that extend beyond religious boundaries. Champness's wisdom and humility shine through, guiding readers on a profound journey of self-discovery and spiritual growth.

In conclusion, Broken Bread from an Evangelist's Wallet is an enriching and thought-provoking memoir that offers a unique perspective on evangelism and faith. Thomas Champness's eloquent storytelling and genuine reflections make this book a must-read for both devout Christians and readers seeking a deeper understanding of personal conviction and the power of belief.

First Page:

BROKEN BREAD FROM AN EVANGELIST'S WALLET.

BY THOMAS CHAMPNESS.

"JOYFUL NEWS" BOOK DEPOT, ROCHDALE.

MDCCCLXXXVIII.

B. Wrigley & Sons, Limited, Printers, Acker Street, Rochdale.

ELIZA M. CHAMPNESS,

MY WIFE AND TRUEST FRIEND,

THIS

COLLECTION OF FRAGMENTS

IS OFFERED

BY HER YOKE FELLOW IN THE GOSPEL.

ROCHDALE, September, 1888.

PREFACE.

This is a book made up of fragments. The Master once said "Gather up the fragments that nothing be lost." It may be that victuals will be found here that may feed those who cannot sit down to a meal. Many of the articles have appeared in Joyful News already, but, perhaps, are none the worse for that. We send out this little book in the hope that both crust and crumb will be eaten!

I. SPIRITUAL FARMING. NO. 1. DRAINING.

If the men who farmed England in the olden time could return, few things would surprise them more than the condition of the land. Many a field now bearing good crops each year, was in "the good old times" moorland or fen. Sheep and cattle graze where once only wild birds could live. Drainage has made the change. The land, once too cold and wet to allow anything valuable to grow, has been by grips and drain pipes, made to produce food for man and beast.

Is it not so on God's farm? "Ye are His husbandry," and just as the farmer knows that if he cannot have his wet land drained, his seed will be starved, or the young corn perish with the cold, so we who toil in the Lord's fields need to learn that in many places the first thing to be done is to

DRAIN THE LAND... Continue reading book >>

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