A Man Called Peter: the story of Peter Marshall

by Catherine Marshall

Hardcover, 1951

Status

Available

Call number

921 M

Publication

Spire Books (1951), 354 pages

Description

Filled with humor, wisdom and loving detail, the powerful story of Peter Marshall's life has touched the hearts and minds of millions of people.

User reviews

LibraryThing member MrsLee
Very well told. So much I didn't know about the way ministers can serve those in government. A good life to read about.
LibraryThing member Rumien
A wonderful book! I read the book after watching the movie as a child. It is a very moving and inspiring story of this man who gave his life to serving his Lord. It tells the story of his life including the struggles and success and his early death. Though he died very young, he used his short time
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on earth in a beautiful way - telling people of the cleansing, transforming power of Jesus Christ, his Savior. The book includes Catherine's story of Peter as well as several of Peter's sermons; every one of his sermons I've ever read has been a blessing.
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LibraryThing member laholmes
A great biography about Peter Marshall, who ministered in Washington DC for some time and was Chaplain of the US Senate. Written by his wife it gives great insight into a man who thousands came to hear preach in the thirties and forties. Great insight into the live of a minister and his wife and
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family, both into the good things and the tough things.
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LibraryThing member spvaughan
I liked this biography. Wish we had more men of his 'ilk' today.
LibraryThing member Rubislaw
Peter Marshall emigrated to the USA from Scotland and soon became one of the most popular preachers in the south, rising to Chaplain of the US Senate. He brought God into the affairs of men with enthusiasm and good-humour.
LibraryThing member krista.rutherford
Biography of a Presbyterian minister/US Senate Chaplain by his wife. This guy sets a good example for pastors, husbands, and fathers, even though he wasn't altogether perfect.
LibraryThing member krista.rutherford
Biography of a Presbyterian minister, written by his wife. Peter Marshall was a humble and sincere man and became the Chaplain of the US Congress.
LibraryThing member SarahGraceGrzy
This book, ya'll. So where's the 5 billion star button again?

I don't think I have ever been so impacted by a single mortal man. I don't know in what way yet, but this book, and this man changed me.

From a reading perspective, it was very well written, and very accurate, as it is written by Peter
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Marshall's wife. It was almost autobiographical, which I liked. All the stories were so amazing and inspiring, and many of them I was either wiping tears, or clutching my side laughing.

I loved this book! I would highly recommend it to all people! It blessed and encouraged me in a way I cannot explain, as it and the life of Peter Marshall have done to many people. A must read!
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Language

Original publication date

1951

ISBN

0736605614 / 9780736605618
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