A Sketch of the Life and Labors of George Whitefield

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Item Weight: 3.03 ounces Publication date: January 2, 2012 Print length: 78 pages ISBN-13: 978-1611045529 Publisher: Way Mark Books ISBN-10: 1611045525 Dimensions: 5 x 0.18 x 8 inches isbn: 1611045525

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A Sketch of the Life and Labors of George Whitefield. Store New Arrivals Add to Favorite View Feedback Contact A Sketch of the Life and Labors of George Whitefield Description Publisher Way Mark Books Dimensions 5 x 0.18 x 8 inches Language English Print length 78 pages Item Weight 3.03 ounces ISBN-10 1611045525 ISBN-13 978-1611045529 Publication date January 2, 2012 The story of one man’s voice that helped awaken a continent. In this stirring biographical sketch, J. C. Ryle , the respected Victorian-era theologian and bishop, introduces us to George Whitefield , the fiery Anglican evangelist who helped ignite the Great Awakening on both sides of the Atlantic. With vivid storytelling and spiritual depth, Ryle offers a powerful portrait of a man consumed with a passion for souls , whose electrifying sermons—delivered in parks, fields, and public squares—moved thousands to repentance. From the coalfields of England to the colonies of North America, Whitefield’s voice became the sound of revival , his message reaching rich and poor, young and old alike. “The world is my parish.” — George Whitefield Highlights from this timeless biography include: Whitefield’s unconventional field preaching , and the vast crowds he drew The use of print media and publicity that made him one of the first international religious celebrities Insights into his unshakeable faith , relentless travels, and unmatched dedication His unique relationship with contemporaries like John Wesley , Jonathan Edwards , and Benjamin Franklin Why J. C. Ryle believed Whitefield’s legacy must never be forgotten Ryle reminds us that Whitefield’s life was not about fame, but about faithfulness —a burning desire to bring Christ to a sleeping world. Perfect for pastors, teachers, revival historians, and anyone seeking inspiration from the life of one of Christianity’s most dynamic voices.