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Hannah Whitall Smith’s book T he Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life (1875) is an extremely popular book of Christian mysticism and practical Holiness theology. It is still widely read today. She had seven children in all, but only three—Mary, Alys Pearsall, and Logan Pearsall—survived to adulthood.
To add more books, click here . Hannah Whitall Smith has 114 books on Goodreads with 7732 ratings. Hannah Whitall Smith’s most popular book is The Christian's Secret of a Happy Life.
978-1-78139-588-2. Hannah Whitall Smith explains that the Christian life should be one of complete serenity and deep joy in the face of the stresses of life. This easy to read, deeply practical and thoroughly orthodox book has deepened the lives of countless Christians over the last century and a half. (The chap... 17.23€ (16.57€ sin IVA)
Hannah Tatum Whitall Smith, née le 7 février 1832 et morte le 1er mai 1911, est une évangéliste quaker, théologienne, écrivain féministe américaine, engagée en faveur du droit de vote des femmes et en faveur de la tempérance alcoolique.
22 de jul. de 2010 · GUEST POST from Andy Naselli A husband-wife team in the early 1870s immediately preceded the early Keswick movement: Robert Pearsall Smith (1827–98) and Hannah Whitall Smith (1832–1911). Hannah is most famous for her book The Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life. Her book’s essential message is Keswick theology: “entire surrender” or “entire abandonment” (i.e., “let go”) and ...
In her classic work, God of All Comfort, Hannah Whitall Smith describes why faith in the Christian God leads to a comfort and joy that cannot be found elsewhere. Without Christ, life is little more than living through doubt, fear, and anxiety. In her inspirational work, Smith reminds the reader of the reality of God’s promises to his people ...
Smith, Hannah Whitall (1832–1911)American religious leader and writer. Born Hannah Whitall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Feb 7, 1832; died May 1, 1911, in Iffley, near Oxford, England; dau. of Quakers, John M. Whitall (wealthy glass manufacturer) and Mary (Tatum) Whitall; sister of Mary Whitall Thomas (mother of M. Carey Thomas); m.
