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Synopsis
A remarkable book about the most remarkable thing now happening in religion" (The Christian World). The author, as an editor of one of London's foremost dailies, "began investigations quite impartially" (Public Opinion). "The story is as thrilling as a best-seller, full of surprises" (The Baptist Times). "It will carry the reader off his feet of unbelief" (William Gerhardi).
This book tells of the Oxford Group Movement and of its human founder, Dr. F. N. D. Buchman, an American whose vision of life-changing on a colossal scale is fast becoming the answer to world problems. The London Times says, "Men and women...will be glad of this inside view of a movement with which they are bound...to be brought into contact."