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Sounds from Heaven: The Revival on the Isle of Lewis, 1949-1952

Colin Peckham

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Description for Sounds from Heaven: The Revival on the Isle of Lewis, 1949-1952 Paperback. Num Pages: 288 pages, Illustrations, 1 map, ports. BIC Classification: 1DBKSHL; 3JJPG; HRCX7. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 216 x 138 x 15. Weight in Grams: 368.

The recounting of the story of revival on the Scottish Isle of Lewis in the late 1940s. It is a fascinating blend of history, biography and testimony. It includes the eye-witness accounts from Duncan Campbell and Mary Peckham.

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Publisher

Christian Focus

Number of pages

288

Format

Paperback

Publication date

2004

Condition

New

Number of Pages

288

Place of Publication

Tain, United Kingdom

ISBN

9781857929539

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V9781857929539

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About Colin Peckham

Colin Peckham (1936–2009) was Principal of Faith Mission Bible College, Edinburgh. Mary Peckham (nee Morrison) (1932–2010) was born on the Isle of Lewis and was converted in the 1949 revival. She spent fourteen years in evangelistic ministry, seeing true revival on two occasions in her ministry, before marrying Colin in 1969. They are both survived by three adult children and ... Read more

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"This will become for those burdened for revival a primary and powerful resource for understanding God's ways in sending 'times of refreshing' for His people."
Rev. Dr. Ted S. Rendall, Chancellor Emeritus, Prairie Bible Institute and author of Fire in the Church Here you can read Duncan Campbell's own reports, along with eyewitness records of those amazing days, and ... Read morea description of the characteristics of the revival. ...the desperate state of our society and the church which bears the name of Christ should drive us to pray with the Psalmist, "Will You not revive us again, O Lord?"
Rev. Peter Grainger, Charlotte Baptist Chapel, Edinburgh (Formerly Pastor, Charlotte Chapel, Edinburgh) This is the best and most definitive study of the movement of the Spirit of God in the Hebrides during the middle of the twentieth century. There are people who sit and hear us year after year. They are loyal, orthodox, moral people but they lack vitality, discipleship, courage in witness-bearing, prayerfulness - they are rarely present in Prayer Meetings. One longs for a spark, a new insight that takes them over the edge into assurance and holy zeal. Reading the testimonies in the closing chapters of the book describing the radical transformation of the lives of ordinary church goers, gives hope for new life in those who faithfully hear us, but do little more. In matters of the Holy Spirit, never assume anything.
Geoff Thomas (Conference Speaker and author, Aberystwyth, Wales) "...provides ringing affirmation that God is still on His throne and delights to make bare His mighty arm in revival when His people get serious with Him."
Rev Richard Owen Roberts, Author of Scotland saw His Glory I cannot recall any book on revival that I have read that has given me greater pleasure, held my attention more, and incited my longing for a new visitation from God more than this one.
Rev. Brian Edwards, Author. This eye witness account of the revival in the Isle of Lewis in the Hebrides from 1949-1952 is stirring stuff. Well worth reading just to catch the atmosphere of an island overwhelmed by the invasion of the Spirit of God. You will be deeply stirred by reading it and provoked to cry out to God to 'rend the heavens and come down' once again.
Terry Virgo This is an awe-inspiring book. It must be, because it contains the testimonies of people converted in a time of revival.
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