Synopsis
Reuben Archer Torrey is one of the great American writers of the evangelist movement of the 20th century. His work as a pastor and educator has shaped our understanding of the fundamentals of the Christian faith. Graduating from Yale with further studies at Leipzig University and Erlangen University it is no wonder why this great orator has become one of the most read of all Christians authors.
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About the Author
Reuben Archer Torrey (1856––1928) is respected as one of the greatest evangelists of modern times. Several years after his graduation from Yale Divinity School, he was selected by D. L. Moody to become the first dean of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. Under his direction, Moody Institute became a pattern for Bible institutes around the world. Dr. Torrey spent the years of 1903–1905 in worldwide revival campaigns, winning thousands of souls to Jesus Christ. He continued worldwide crusades for the next fifteen years while he served as the dean of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and pastored the Church of the Open Door in that city. Torrey longed for more Christian workers to take an active part in bringing the message of salvation through Christ to a lost and dying world. His straightforward style of evangelism has shown thousands of Christian workers how to become effective soulwinners. He is the author of many books including "Why God Used D. L. Moody" and "How to Succeed in the Christian Life". Both available through CrossReach Publications
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