An Autobiography

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THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF CHARLES FINNEY (also known as "Memoirs of Revivals of Religion") details the conversion of Finney, his early ministry and the amazing accounts of whole towns coming under conviction and scores of people turning to Christ. Finney not only narrates this wonderful move of God, but also highlights important aspects of the revival such as prayer and repentance. Includes the 36 original chapters, plus a handy timeline of Finney's life. CHARLES FINNEY (1792-1875) was mightily used of God to promote revival throughout the United States in the 1800's. His life has inspired countless Christians to passionately pursue God (and was a favorite of Jonathan Goforth, Leonard Ravenhill and Keith Green). A must read for those who long to see God move in our day! AGES Librarian file://../../../AGES.PDFCharles G. Finney, An Autobiography Hypertext Contents Photo-C. G. Finney Preface Contents 1-Birth and Early Years 2-Conversion to Christ 3-Beginning of His Work 4-His Doctrinal Education 5-Preaching as a Missionary 6-Revival at Evan's Mills 7-Remarks Upon Ministerial Education Sermon Skeletons 8-Revival at Antwerp 9-Return to Evan's Mills 10-22 Revivals 10-Revival at Gouverneur 11-Revival at De Kalb 12-Revival at Western 13-Revival at Rome 14-Revival at Utica, NY 15-Revival at Auburn, 1826 16-Revivals at Troy & New Lebanon 17-Revival in Stephentown 18-Revivals at Wilmington & Philadelphia 19-Revival at Reading 20-Revivals in Columbia & NY City 21-Revival in Rochester, 1830 22-Revivals in Aub., Buff., Prov., & Bost. 23-Labors in NY City 24-Early Labor in Oberlin 25-Labors in Boston & Providence 26-The Revival in Rochester, 1842 27-Another Winter in Boston 28-First Visit to England 29-Labors in the Tabernacle, London 30-Labors in Hartford & Syracuse 31-Labors in Western & Rome, 1854-5 32-Revival in Rochester, 1855 33-Revivals in Boston, 1856-8 34-Second Visit to England 35-Labors in Scotland & England 36-Work at Home Conclusion Publisher's Notes