Have you ever heard a talk or read something written by a person who made an indelible impression on you for the rest of your life, even long after you forgot the name of that person? That's the effect of the dynamic, Spirit-filled messages of the late Kathryn Kuhlman on thousands and thousands of people throughout the United States in the middle and latter half of the twenty-first century! May 9th is the 100th birthday of Ms. Kuhlman, and so this reissue of her biography is a welcome and, indeed, vital text for our times!

Roberts Liardon, notable spiritual historian, has provided a succinct but pivotal biography of "God's miracle worker," as Ms. Kuhlman was and still is called. Not surprisingly, Kathryn Kuhlman hated being called a "faith healer." Author Liardon carefully, in agreement with Ms. Kuhlman's faith focus, emphasizes her total reliance on Spirit's lead and her humble stance of knowing only that could make possible the miracles that people of all denominations experienced during her lifetime.

Paying the cost and abandoning the self-centered life are the other central tenets of Kathryn's walk with God - a total offering that the Body of God might be blessed!

This is a small but power-packed biography with the addition of several of Ms. Kuhlman's sermons and radio talks. Timely, thrilling, straight-talking, and inspirational, Roberts Liardon has given readers a phenomenal birthday gift from Kathryn Kuhlman! Read it and relish the reality that may open you to a miracle!

Reviewed by Viviane Crystal on April 24, 2007

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