The Old Lighthouse: The Story of the Pacific Garden Mission

Sturdy. No underlines. Previous owner's name is on the first and second blank page. Light discoloration on page edges. The inspiring story of the Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, founded in 1877 by Colonel George and Sarah Clarke. The Mission, second oldest in the United States, is one of the largest and most efficient institutions of its kind. Housed in four buildings, the Pacific Garden Mission serves not only Skid Row derelicts, but GI's, destitute families, and up-and-outers who find their way there for spiritual counsel. In addition, the light from the Old Lighthouse, as the Mission is affectionately called, beams out across the U.S. - and many parts of the world - through films, books, and an expertly produced dramatic radio series ("Unshackled!") which features true stories of Mission converts. For over a century the Pacific Garden Mission has welcomed millions of men and women, and God has wrought untold miracles for those who have come through the always-open door of the Old Lighthouse.

Product Info

Publisher: Moody

Year: 1966

Type: Used

Binding: Hardcover

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RemnantBooks

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Country: United States