Howell Harris was brought up to regard the Nonconformists as “a perverted and dangerously erroneous set of people.” Hardly a promising start for a man who was to play a major role in the Welsh Revival. Yet in these extracts from his writings and diaries we can read the thoughts of Howell Harris before, during and after his own conversion. We can see God breaking through the barriers separating “church and chapel”, and discover Christians of different denominations preparing the country for revival. Wesley, Whitefield, Harris. These great 18th century preachers worked both independently and together to preach the Living Gospel. This book is a vivid first-hand account of the joys, hardships and struggles of one of these men — Howell Harris.
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Howell Harris: His Own Story
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Step into the 18th century world of Howell Harris, a man who went from viewing Nonconformists as “perverted” to playing a major role in the Welsh Revival. Through his writings and diaries, experience the journey of his own conversion and the collaboration between great preachers like Wesley and Whitefield in preparing the country for revival. This vivid first-hand account offers insight into the joys, hardships, and struggles of Christian leaders breaking through barriers to preach the Living Gospel.
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