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Title: A Mission to Millions; The Story of Ernie Allen and the Every Home Crusade by Victor Maxwell ISBN: 1-84030-069-8 Publisher: Ambassador-Emerald, Intl. Pub. Date: January, 1999 Format: Paperback List Price(USD): $9.99

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Summary: An inspiring mission's history - Really His Story
Comment: As fast as we can give away what we have, God will see to it that we have more withall to give! I've always loved stories like this, and especially about the way God can use printed words to slip quietly into the hearts and minds of so many people
in so many ways, and to accomplish such marvelous miracles. I tell you, I lapped this book up!

Victor Maxwell, a pastor in Ireland, brings us the story of a quiet, unassuming man, named Ernie Allen, who had a passion to win souls to Christ, and who started by preparing little leaflets with some articles on revival by Charles G. Finney
and Reuben A. Torrey. He advertised in newspapers, and offered to send a booklet, "Pardon for Sin and Assurance of Peace with God," to those who requested it. Such requests began to flood in, and Ernie and his wife, Kathleen, kept printing them in their living room, and mailing them out. They called it the Revival Movement.

When Ernie heard of Every Home Crusade, he lined up volunteers to take the tracts to every door, neighbourhood by neighbouhood in Ireland's cities and rural communities. As the work outgrew their home, they moved progressively to a larger house, an old church building, and eventually had a great big literature factory built in Belfast. This book details the steps of their growth, and tells many wonderful stories of the responses around the world.

You see, as people in other countries heard that they could get large quantities of tracts and gospel booklets from Ernie Allen, they began to request them. Without ever charging them a penny, he produced and shipped all they asked for. The Lord saw to it that supporters continued to send in donations to cover these costs. He never ever went into debt, he just hired helpers to run their own presses as they got to needing them, and they kept rolling out literature to meet the demands.