Keswick’s Authentic Voice, Selected and Edited by Herbert F Stevenson and published by Classics Publishing.
Most movements have roots reaching back into the era before their actual inception. So it is with the Keswick Convention. Long before the first gatherings in a tent erected in a field adjoining the grounds of St. John’s Vicarage, Keswick, in 1875, which proved to be the initiation of the renowned annual assembly, the teachings concerning the “deepening of the spiritual life” now associated with the name of Keswick had been both exemplified in the lives of Christian people of many races and generations, and set forth in books in various languages.
Many of the addresses in this volume are from Keswick’s early years, when its teaching came as a newly rediscovered revelation from God, to a generation hungering and thirsting for holiness of life and power in Christian service. These men were those whose lives had been transformed by this message which they now so gladly and convincingly proclaim. These messages reveal the consistency of the messages which were delivered, and they reveal that Keswick remains unswervingly true to its original vision and commission, which why within this book we have indeed “Keswick’s Authentic Voice.”
