Silverbeach Manor (19 page)

I See Men As
Trees, Walking

Roger and
Janet Niblett

Roger and Janet Niblett were just an ordinary English couple,
but then they met the Lord and their lives were totally
transformed. Like the Bethlehem shepherds of old, they had a
compulsion to share the same good news that Jesus Christ had come
into the world to save sinners. Empowered by the Holy Spirit they
proclaimed the gospel in the market place, streets, prisons,
hospitals and churches with a vibrancy that only comes from being
in direct touch with the Almighty and being readily available to
serve Him as a channel of His grace and love. God was with them and
blessed their ministry abundantly. Praise God! (
Pastor Mervyn Douglas, Clevedon Family
Church
)

The story of Roger Niblett is an inspiration to all who serve
the Lord. He was a prolific street evangelist, whose impact on the
gospel scene was a wonder to behold. It was my privilege to witness
his conversion, when he went forward to receive Christ at the Elim
Church, Keynsham. The preacher was fiery Scottish evangelist Rev'd
Alex Tee. It was not long before Roger too caught that same soul
winner's fire which propelled him far and wide, winning multitudes
for Christ. Together with his wife Janet, they proceeded to "Tell
the World of Jesus". (
Des Morton, Founder
Minister of Keynsham Elim Church
)

I know of no couple who have been
more committed to sharing their faith from the earliest days of
their journey with the Lord Jesus Christ. Along the way, at home
and abroad, and with a tender heart for the marginalised, Rog and
Jan have introduced multitudes to the Saviour and have inspired
successive generations of believers to do the same. It was our joy
and privilege to have them as part of the family at Trinity where
Janet continues to serve in worship and witness. Loved by young and
old alike, they will always have a special place in our hearts.
(
Andy Paget, Trinity Tabernacle, Bristol.
Vice President, International Gospel Outreach
)

eBook ISBN:
978-0-9935005-1-0

Available now
as an Amazon paperback

(published by
Gozo Publishing Bristol)

paperback
ISBN: 978-1508674979

eBook coming
2016

New Abridged
Edition 2016

William
Haslam

(1818-1905)

You may have
heard of the clergyman who was converted while preaching his own
sermon! Well, this is man -- William Haslam. It happened in
Cornwall one Sunday in 1851. He later wrote his autobiography in
two books:
From Death into Life
and
Yet not I
. Here,
in
Leaves from my Notebook
, William Haslam writes about
events and people not present in his autobiography. They make
fascinating and challenging reading as we watch him sharing his
faith one to one or in small groups, with dramatic results. Haslam
was a man who mixed easily with titled gentry and the poorest of
the poor, bringing the message of salvation in a way that people
were ready to accept. This book has been lightly edited and
abridged to make reading easier today by using modern punctuation
and avoiding over-long sentences. William Haslam's amazing message
is unchanged.

Original book
first published 1889

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only

ISBN:
978-0-9935005-2-7

eBook coming
2016

Blunt's
Scriptural Coincidences

Gospels and
Acts

J. J. Blunt

New Edition

This book will
confirm (or restore) your faith in the Gospel records. Clearly the
Gospels were not invented. There is too much unintentional
agreement between them for this to be so. Undesigned coincidences
are where writers tell the same account, but from a different
viewpoint. Without conspiring together to get their accounts in
agreement, they include unexpected (and often unnoticed) details
that corroborate their records. Not only are these unexpected
coincidences found within the Gospels, but sometimes an historical
writer unknowingly and unintentionally confirms the Bible record.
J. J. Blunt spent many years investigating these coincidences. And
here they are, as found in the four Gospels and Acts.

eBook only

ISBN:
978-0-9935005-5-8

First
published in instalments between 1833 and 1847

The edition
used here published in 1876

eBook coming
2016

Fullness of
Power

How to
Obtain

Fullness of
Power in

Christian Life
and Service

R. A.
Torrey

White Tree
Publishing Edition

From many
earnest hearts there is rising a cry for more power: more power in
our personal conflict with the world, the flesh, and the devil,
more power in our work for others. The Bible makes the way to
obtain this longed for power very plain. There is no presumption in
undertaking to tell "How to obtain Fullness of Power in Christian
Life and Service"; for the Bible itself tells, and the Bible was
intended to be understood. The Bible statement of the way is not
mystical nor mysterious, it is very plain and straightforward. If
we will only make personal trial of "The Power of the Word of God,"
"The Power of the Blood of Christ," "The Power of the Holy Spirit,"
"The Power of Prayer," "The Power of a Surrendered Life," we will
then know "The Fullness of Power in Christian Life and Service." We
will try to make this plain in the following chapters. (Foreword by
W. A. Torrey to the original edition that is just as relevant today
as it was then.)

eBook only

ISBN:
978-0-9935005-8-9

The edition
used here published in 1903

The Lost
Clue

Mrs. O. F.
Walton

Abridged
Edition

A Romantic
Mystery

With modern
line drawings

E-book ISBN:
978-0-9932760-2-6

Living the
life of a wealthy man, Kenneth Fortescue receives devastating news
from his father. But he is only able to learn incomplete facts
about his past, because a name has been obliterated from a very
important letter. Two women are vying for Kenneth's attention --
Lady Violet, the young daughter of Lady Earlswood, and Marjorie
Douglas, the daughter of a widowed parson's wife.

Written in
1905 by the much-loved author Mrs. O. F. Walton, this edition has
been lightly abridged and edited to make it easier to read and
understand today. This romantic mystery story gives an intriguing
glimpse into the class extremes that existed in Edwardian England,
with wealthy titled families on one side, and some families living
in terrible poverty on the other.