She Spake of Him: Being Recollections of the Loving Labours and Early Death of the Late Mrs. Henry Dening - Couverture souple
Synopsis
Witness the life of a gifted 19th‑century preacher who stirred crowds, touched hearts, and bridged traditional boundaries with steadfast faith. This memoir chronicles Geraldine Hooper, later Mrs. Dening, and her remarkable journey as a female evangelist in Bath, Cheltenham, London, and beyond. It presents a vivid portrait of a woman whose public ministry moved working people and clergy alike, while remaining deeply devoted to home, friends, and prayer. The book gathers the story from contemporary accounts and reflections on her impact, offering insight into a controversial and influential era of religious life. - Follow her travel-filled years as she preached to diverse audiences, from large town halls to intimate meetings. - See how her voice and message reached both the humble and the learned, often drawing praise from unexpected quarters. - Learn about the personal costs and spiritual rewards of a life spent in evangelistic work, marriage, and service to others. - Explore a window into the era’s debates on women in ministry, faith, and public witness through the experiences and testimonies of those who knew her. Ideal for readers of devotional biographies and histories of 19th‑century religious life, this volume offers a nuanced, respectful look at a woman whose ministry sparked both admiration and discussion.
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