Released in the UK December 2017
Released in the US February 2018
Large trade paperback | 160 Pages
9781527101067 • £9.99 $14.99
BISAC – REL012120
Richard Bewes first experienced revival as a child, to the sound of thousands of African voices singing. In Under the Thorn Tree, he retells this and many other stories from his lifetime of working and living to further the Kingdom of Christ. Revival comes with the sole pursuit of Jesus – He encompasses everything.
Richard Bewes
Richard Bewes (1934 – 2019) was the author of several beloved books of faith including ‘Talking About Prayer’, ‘150 Pocket Thoughts’, and ‘The Goodnight Book’. Bewes was the rector of All Souls Church in the centre of London from 1983 until his retirement in 2004. In 2005 he was awarded an OBE for his services to the Church of England.
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Richard has ransacked the Bible and the nations to provide us with a bird's-eye (and at times, ring-side) view of those remarkable periods when we glimpse the powers of the coming age as the Lord Almighty works in concentrated spiritual revival.
Craig Dyer
Associate Pastor, Harper Church, Glasgow and Training Director, Christianity Explored
Born out of the family's experience of the East African Revival and passionate about seeing such refreshment and renewal again, Richard Bewes tells the story of God's sovereign work in bringing revival across nations and down the ages. Richard's wealth of biblical wisdom and warmth caused me to plead: "Do it again, Lord, and start with me!" Do read this book and pray for times of refreshing, renewal and, please God, Revival!
Simon Vibert
Vicar, Christ Church, Virginia Water, Surrey
May this book provide a fresh impulse for Christians worldwide to pray for revival in our gospel–starved communities.
John Woodbridge
Research Professor of Church History and Thought, Trinity International University, Deerfield, Illinois
Simple, yet profound … A book to read, and read again.
Susie Leafe
Director of Reform, Sheffield, and Member of the General Synod of the Church of England