Henry Clay Morrison – Born on May 30, 1857, he was very young when his parents died and was raised by his grandparents in an atmosphere of spiritual revival and with a strong faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. The young Morrison felt the call to the ministry at an early age. At 19 he was licensed to preach and was a circuit rider and station pastor. He later left the pastorate to devote himself to evangelism and publishing a religious paper called “The Old Methodist.” He served as president of Asbury College from 1910 to 1925 and again from 1933 to 1940, and was instrumental in founding the Asbury Theological Seminary in 1923.
The Confessions of a Backslider
Chapter 1 – Early Reminiscences
Chapter 2 – Off For College
Chapter 3 – Begins A Past Life
Chapter 4 – Seeks Revenge
Chapter 5 – Army Experiences
Chapter 6 – A Delightful Acquaintance
Chapter 7 – Deepening Friendship
Chapter 8 – Homeward Bound
Chapter 9 – Taken Prisoner
Chapter 10 – A Sympathetic Friend
Chapter 11 – A Pardoned Sinner
Chapter 12 – The Rainbow Of Promise
Baptism with the Holy Ghost
Preface
Chapter 1 – Stating The Case
Chapter 2 – When Obtained
Chapter 3 – Who It Is For
Chapter 4 – Who Are Eligible
Chapter 5 – What He Does
Chapter 6 – His Indwelling
Chapter 7 – Experiences
Will a Man Rob God?
Five Great Needs
Foreward
Chapter 1 – The Hickory Limb
Chapter 2 – The Mourner’s Bench
Chapter 3 – The Book
Chapter 4 – The Hoe
Chapter 5 – The Policeman’s Billy
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