"From Death into Life, or, Twenty Years of my Ministry" recounts William Haslam's profound spiritual journey in 19th-century Cornwall. This compelling spiritual autobiography details Haslam's transformative religious conversion and subsequent life dedicated to Christian ministry. A significant work within religious history, the book offers an intimate look at faith, doubt, and the power of redemption.

Haslam's personal narrative provides a unique lens into the religious landscape of Cornwall during this period. His experiences resonate with timeless themes of faith, purpose, and the search for meaning, making it a powerful and inspirational read. Explore the depths of personal faith and witness the dedication of one man's life to his calling in this rediscovered classic. A testament to the enduring power of belief, "From Death into Life" remains a relevant and moving account for anyone interested in Christian living and the history of Christianity.

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