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by Agnes Sanford

Book Overview

One of the most unconventional memoirs ever written, penned by one of the most well-known spiritual healers of the Twentieth Century: Agnes Sanford. This is the deeply personal, candid, unvarnished... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0912106379
• ISBN13: 9780912106373
• Release Date: January 1972
• Publisher: Plainfield, NJ: Logos International
• Length: 313 Pages
• Weight: 1.14 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.3" x 5.3" x 1.0"

Customer Reviews

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SEALED ORDERS

I LOVE THIS BOOK, TRULY INSPIRATIONAL. AGNES SANFORD IS A DAUGHTER OF MISSIONARY PARENTS AND TELL HER LIFE STORY, VERY TOUCHING AND REVEALING, I LEARNED A LOT, READING HER WORKS. THANK YOU MADELEINE HARDING

SEALED ORDERS, by Agnes Sanford--Awesome!

This spiritual autobiography resonated uniquely with my own journey, though it took place in the beginning and middle of the last century. Agnes Sanford writes completely from her heart, sharing her experiences, and even sometimes speaking directly to what the reader might be thinking. There are no false pretenses of who she is, but only the truth of the person Agnes, and of her life experiences and tremendous faith. SEALED ORDERS contains both the author's challenges and joys and everything in between, as well as educating on her experience with the culture of China and how it related to her whole life, spiritually, economically, and sensually (meaning senses). I love this book and highly recommend it to anyone who is being called to the ministry of healing.

The Timeless Gospel

Agnes Sanford has written many books, but none as eloquent and polished as this one. Her life spanned an incredible time in the world -- she was a college student during WW1, a young housewife during the depression, getting started on her career at the start of WW2, and of course witnessed the cold war and social upheaval of the 60s and 70s. Reading the autobiography, one sees that she arose from the need of the turbulent times she lived in. From a "charismatic" Christian viewpoint, certain aspects of her life are incredible as her work was blessed in the framework of mainline conservative Christianity, not pentecostalism, although her works were of the kind claimed mostly by the latter. Even if you found her style in other books old-fashioned, you will find this book incredibly sophisticated!

Especially for women

Classic feminists (not of the NOW variety) will love this book, for they can identify with its author in many ways. Women who are not interested in worldly careers but are content to fulfil the time-honored role of nurturing will be inspired to imitate her. Of course, since she is a Christian, it is a given that a woman who follows her discipline is also a believer in Jesus Christ.