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Brigham Smith by John L. Smith This novel was written after a background of almost twenty years in Utah, the land of the Mormons. While the novel is fiction, the historical setting for Brigham Smith is true. This novel describes what it is like to be born into a devout Mormon family and to grow up in Mormonism. The author intertwines the pages of this exciting story with a multitude of facts that are intended to inform, to challenge, and to inspire. $12.00 (postage paid) |
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The Extraordinary Life & Ministry of an Ordinary Preacher! by John L. Smith Preaching has not come without a price for John L. Smith. When he left for Bible college his father essentially disowned him. No son of his, the elder Smith insisted, was going to be a preacher. Now that more than 60 years later, after having served as a Baptist pastor, missionary, teacher and evangelist, John L. Smith has written this autobiographical account of his extraordinary journey from an ordinary Oklahoma farm boy to the present. $12.00 (postage paid) |
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Hope or Despair? by John L. Smith Here is a concise, but very thorough, examination of Mormonism. This handy volume contains numerous photographic reprints of rare Mormon documents. A Mormon missionary described this book as "simply irrefutable." $5.00 (postage paid) |
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Witnessing Effectively to Mormons by John L. Smith For many years people have wondered how to witness to Mormons, reputed to be among the most difficult religious groups in the world to win. Mormons are often praised, generally greatly overrated, and largely misunderstood. Those who attempt to win the Mormons often give up in embarrassed bewilderment. This book should end your quest for an informed, understandable, and workable means of reaching the Mormon with the message of our Wonderful Lord. $10.00 (postage paid) |
