The astonishing miracles of divine healing which accompanied John G. Lake's missionary work in South Africa gathered such widespread international attention that even the Queen of Holland sent her request for prayer to the healing meetings.
Tracing the story from the initial healings of three of Dr. Lake's siblings and then his wife, to Lake's call to Africa and the ensuing outpouring of miraculous blessings, the impact of unexpected tragedy, the return to America and the establishment of healing rooms in Washington and Oregon, Gordon Lindsay draws the reader into the sense of wonder that those living the events surely felt.
"The testimonies [appearing in the city papers] were so astounding that many complaints had reached the Better Business Bureau... [who] promptly undertook an investigation..." The reader will either respond, as those reading the papers, with indignant unbelief; or, as the awestruck members of the investigative committee, they will "soon [find] out '...you did not tell the half of it.'"