How did the faith and prayers of a humble coal miner affect the course of World War II? Rees Howells was a man uniquely taught of God who found the key to prevailing prayer, became the channel of a mighty revival in Africa, was taught the principles of divine healing, and progressed even further in faith until world events were affected by his prayers.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Chapter 1: Early Years

Chapter 2: Two Shocks

Chapter 3: Meeting the Risen Lord

Chapter 4: The Welsh Revival

Chapter 5: The Holy Spirit Takes Possession

Chapter 6: Loving an Outcast

Chapter 7: A Village Untouched by the Revival

Chapter 8: The Tramps

Chapter 9: Binding the Strongman

Chapter 10: A Branch in the Vine

Chapter 11: The Tubercular Woman

Chapter 12: What is an Intercessor?

Chapter 13: Challenging Death

Chapter 14: A Father to Orphans

Chapter 15: Lord Radstock

Chapter 16: Called to a Hidden Life

Chapter 17: The Hatless Brigade

Chapter 18: The Vow of a Nazarite

Chapter 19: Uncle Dicks Healing

Chapter 20: Called Out from Wage-Earning

Chapter 21: Madeira

Chapter 22: Marriage and Missionary Call

Chapter 23: Standing in the Queue

Chapter 24: Revivals in Africa

Chapter 25: Buying the First Estate in Wales

Chapter 26: The Bible College of Wales

Chapter 27: Buying the Second Estate

Chapter 28: Third Estate and Childrens Home

Chapter 29: The Book of Common Prayer and King Edward VIII

Chapter 30: The Every Creature Commission

Chapter 31: Ethiopia

Chapter 32: Visitation of the Spirit

Chapter 33: Fourth Estate and the Jews

Chapter 34: Intercession for Dunkirk

Chapter 35: The Battle of Britain

Chapter 26: Russia, North Africa, Italy, D-Day

Chapter 37: Home Call

About the Author

Norman Grubb was a notable missionary statesman. As a student at Cambridge, he was one of the founders of what ultimately became InterVarsity Christian Fellowship. His early work as a missionary was in the Congo with C.T. Studd, whom he followed as the Director of what is now WEC International. A highly sought after speaker, Norman Grubb was often chosen as a devotional speaker at Presidential Prayer Breakfasts.